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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 576

Raelynn waved it off. "It's fine. I'm just heading up to thirty-three."

It was only two flights.

A little cardio wouldn't hurt.

She led Lily out of the elevator.

They walked down the long corridor, their footsteps muffled by the plush carpet, heading toward the stairwell.

As it happened.

Two hotel maids were chatting outside a supply closet.

"You wouldn't believe it. I was just doing turn-down service and walked past Suite 3116. The couple inside didn't even bother shutting the door all the way before getting hot and heavy..."

The other maid gasped. "Seriously? That wild?"

"Tell me about it. A lighter had been dropped right in the doorway, jamming it open. I had to sneak over to grab it so the door could latch. The sounds coming from inside... that woman was practically throwing herself at him."

Raelynn didn't even break her stride.

Wherever there were people, there was gossip.

Especially in a luxury hotel.

Nothing really surprised her anymore.

Still, being seen and heard with the door wide open was undeniably trashy.

She simply covered Lily's ears, refusing to let the vulgar talk pollute her daughter's mind.

They kept walking.

As luck would have it.

Raelynn passed a suite and happened to glance at the brass numbers on the door: 3116.

It was the exact room the maids had been whispering about.

She let out a quiet scoff, barely giving the door a second glance before hurrying Lily along.

The night passed in dreamless sleep.

At ten o'clock the next morning.

The Yves family sent over the final itinerary for the day's events.

The birthday banquet was being held at the Yves family's ancestral estate. It was a sprawling, traditional manor with massive classical gardens, perfectly equipped to host hundreds of distinguished guests.

Raelynn woke up early and slipped into a stunning pearl-white silk gown.

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