Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 508

Raelynn hadn't expected this twist.

The reason for marrying Ian wasn't something she wanted exposed. She instinctively lunged to snatch it back.

Sebastian effortlessly raised one hand, leaving Raelynn grabbing at empty air.

Raelynn was furious. "Give it back to me!"

His dark eyes locked onto her, unblinking. His voice carried a bone-deep coldness. "A prenuptial agreement. Between you and Ian?"

It was almost impossible to discern anger or joy in Sebastian's tone.

But his sharp perception was terrifying.

Especially that predatory gaze, so dark and oppressive.

Raelynn was certain he had seen it clearly.

She simply pressed her lips together, keeping a cold face and remaining silent.

Sebastian's pupils seemed coated in ice. "Ian going abroad—was it to get the paperwork for your marriage?"

Raelynn really hated this posture of Sebastian's, acting like he controlled everything.

He knew Ian's movements, and the moment he saw this prenuptial agreement, he accurately guessed all the minute details.

If it weren't for Sebastian always being like this, she wouldn't have been in a constant state of panic over Lily, barely getting a good night's sleep all these years.

Raelynn was genuinely frustrated that Sebastian had discovered this.

They had agreed back then that she couldn't remarry within a year, otherwise, The Winslow Antique Shop, currently in Sebastian's hands, wouldn't be transferred back to her name. Now, everything had collapsed unexpectedly.

She was getting married.

And Sebastian had caught her red-handed.

Denying it was clearly impossible now.

She took a deep breath and met his gaze resolutely. "Yes. I also have to thank you. The night you sent me to Zenith Holdings, he and I officially decided to get our marriage certificate."

Sebastian stared deeply at Raelynn.

He didn't speak for a long time.

She had only recently figured this out.

Because if it was his child, logically, she wouldn't need to hide it and lie about a miscarriage. The more "guilty" she acted, the more she would fabricate things.

So Sebastian naturally stopped believing that the "miscarriage" was his child.

Because Sebastian didn't know the old chairman had forced her to sign divorce papers seven years ago. He didn't know their marriage was only seven years long, which naturally caused him not to believe she had his child and wonder why she would hide it from him.

It was a chain of events.

It created this perfect loop.

Raelynn stood on her tiptoes again and snatched the prenuptial agreement from his hand, smoothing out the paper he had crumpled with his tight grip. "Yeah, I made up my mind before I went. Ian has the power to back me up. What do I have to be afraid of?"

Sebastian's gaze was frigid.

Even though there was no obvious anger, a mocking smirk touched his lips.

"You're tougher than I thought. It seems I didn't disappoint you too much during our marriage, since you still harbor unrealistic, beautiful fantasies about it."