Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 588

It wasn't until later that he understood.

It was a profound, unspoken agony.

Later on.

His mother had an accident, driving her car straight into a lake.

His sister went missing.

His family was shattered.

Then, a young college girl who frequented their home, visited his mother, and played with him, conveniently showed up and asked, "Let me be your new mommy, okay?"

The truth hit him like a freight train.

His mother had suffered a double betrayal.

Her husband's infidelity and her friend's thievery.

He was never one to meddle in others' business, nor did he care about their private lives. Back when it came to Sebastian and Seraphina, all he knew was that Sebastian's marriage to Raelynn was a forced mistake devoid of love.

Sebastian had been coerced.

As Sebastian's friend, his prejudice against Raelynn led him to tacitly accept Seraphina's arrival as "true love."

But once that illusion and filter were stripped away.

Seraphina's actions were downright shameful.

And this shameful woman was now his sister.

She had done the very thing he despised most. His mother had lost her life over this exact kind of betrayal. If his sister turned out to be someone like Sylvia Dalton, he absolutely couldn't accept it.

These extreme conflicting emotions had been torturing him immensely lately.

Sebastian saw right through Julian's inner turmoil. He set down his teacup, his tone flat. "She and I have known each other for so long. I'm a married man, yet she hovered around me, and you always got along with her perfectly. I thought you had long forgotten about what happened to your mother."

Those words hit Julian like a physical blow.

He couldn't help but think this was karma coming back to bite him.

If he hadn't stood by and watched Seraphina intrude on Sebastian's marriage, maybe...

"Draw my blood first."

Quentin Yves's voice put an end to their conversation.

They turned to look.

The medical staff had already set everything up.

The equipment was top-tier, and their sterilization procedures were meticulous.

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