Raelynn thought it was Lily getting impatient and climbing up again.
But then it hit her—there was no way Lily had the strength to scale an SUV by herself.
She instantly glanced back.
Just as she caught sight of a dark silhouette, the figure lunged at her with terrifying speed.
A heavy hand clamped down hard over her mouth and nose.
Reacting on pure instinct, she tried to shove the car door open and run, but someone outside held it shut. A handkerchief smothered her breath, and a strange, faintly sweet scent rushed into her brain.
Her vision began to blur.
All the strength drained from her limbs, but she forced her unfocused eyes to look outside.
Lily...
Raelynn slipped into darkness.
-
Meanwhile.
At the Yves family estate.
Inside the main hall.
Many guests had already taken their seats.
Sebastian Croix had also made an appearance.
Seraphina Vance had brought it up earlier that morning, hoping Sebastian would accompany her to the Yves estate for the DNA sampling.
Sebastian didn't join the crowd at the front.
He simply sat alone in a chair, unhurriedly savoring his tea.
Quite a few members of the Yves family were present. Dr. Evelyn Hayes had two daughters and one son, while Quentin Yves had an older and a younger sister, both of whom were in attendance today.
There were also some of the younger generation from the Yves family.
Sierra Yves curiously watched the professionals from the medical agency walking through the doors one by one.
Julian sat right next to Sebastian, keeping his distance from the front just like him.
He couldn't quite describe his mood; a part of him hoped for a match, while another part dreaded it.
Sebastian took a sip of tea and glanced sideways. "If it's confirmed, have you thought about what you'll do?"
Such a person...
Someone lacking morals, with a rotten core.
It made his mind feel as if it were being repeatedly dunked into a vat of acid.
He was suffering inside and out.
He hadn't exactly had an easy time lately.
"Saying this now feels more like passing judgment on me." Julian shook his head with a self-deprecating chuckle, then shot Sebastian a complicated look. "If she really is my sister, I don't think I can stomach her being a homewrecker. Anyone else, sure, but not my own sister. Sebastian, you know my family's history. I can't accept it."
His mother had passed away when he was four.
That was right around the age he started forming memories.
He had always had a sharp memory. His mother was a woman who loved to smile. She would hold his baby sister up for him to see and ask if he wanted to live with just the two of them.
He was too young to understand back then.
He only knew there were problems between his mother and father.
He didn't know what those problems were, and wanting his parents to make up, he told her he wanted his dad too. The look his mother gave him then was incredibly complex.

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding
No, no, no! Sebastian needs to nip the Zella situation and win Raelynn back! Also, Leo, he is a wildcard for Sebastian's master plan... Sebastian- we know you know, what we know, win your family back!...
I thought now Sebastian and Raelynn will be together now that seraphina is not but you are not letting them to be. Two new female around Sebastian 😭...
I think Ian is sly. He is not what he seems. Sebastian loves Raelyn and they have a daughter together. Besides he has no family to even take care of him. I feel Raelyn should realise that Sebastian is only her true love and go back to him....
The croix family is evil...
Hey Swnovels! Could you post 'The 24-Hour Bet on Forever' Novel?...
Hoping Realyn the real granddaughter of Doc Hages. And Serafina his fake and she will not become success for their evil desire. Then the story its become more exciting. Thank you so much for giving us a very good novels. And please more up date...
While waiting for the updates, do you have any other books author?...
More chapters pls........
This author is not letting her FL win. haha Such a rage bait! But I keep on reading anyway! Urgh!...