Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 610

But before her anger could fully boil over, her phone rang again.

This time, when she saw the caller ID, Raelynn was slightly taken aback.

Dr. Evelyn Hayes.

She hesitated for a moment before answering. "Dr. Hayes?"

Dr. Hayes sounded heavy-hearted, though she still asked gently, "My dear Raelynn, do you have some time right now? I arrived in Kingsford this afternoon. Could you come see me?"

The older woman was asking for a favor.

It sounded like a matter of great importance.

With someone of her immense stature speaking so politely, Raelynn obviously couldn't find a reason to decline. She glanced at the watch on her wrist; it was just past nine. "Yes, I do. Please send me the address."

"Thank you for the trouble, my dear."

Raelynn quickly gathered her things.

When she checked the address for Dr. Hayes's private residence, she was surprised to find it was in the same exclusive neighborhood as Professor Alistair Finch's home, just a few houses down.

But it made sense.

National treasures like them were likely housed by the government in these designated affluent communities, much like the prestigious compounds of the past.

Raelynn was incredibly familiar with the route.

Because she had the access card Professor Finch had given her, she didn't have to go through the repetitive security checks at the gates.

She drove straight past her mentor's courtyard.

Without disturbing anyone inside, she walked directly over to Dr. Hayes's residence.

Upon arriving.

Someone escorted her inside.

However.

The moment she stepped into the living room and saw the people gathered there, a flicker of surprise flashed through Raelynn's eyes.

Quentin Yves and Sylvia Dalton were actually in Kingsford, sitting right to Dr. Hayes's left. Sylvia looked deeply distressed and helpless.

Raelynn remained entirely unfazed.

She didn't rush to defend herself or deny anything.

She wanted to hear exactly what kind of scheme Blanche and her daughter were cooking up.

"But..." Blanche couldn't help but let out a low sob. "We almost believed it was her at first too. After all, everyone knows how deep the bad blood runs between Raelynn and Sera. However, I thought about it carefully, and Raelynn has absolutely no reason to ruin her own life by doing something so heinous! She has a bright future ahead of her; she isn't someone desperate, standing at the edge of a cliff. The culprit is clearly someone else entirely!"

Saying this.

She glared at Sylvia with absolute venom. "Now, whose interests are threatened the most? It seems you're the only one left! Sera is a member of the Yves family. With the DNA test results coming out at any moment, you made a truly ruthless move!"

Sylvia shook her head frantically, turning to the grim-faced Dr. Hayes. "Please believe me, I would never do such a thing."

Raelynn didn't say a single word.

Her gaze swept across the room, and she couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

Wasn't the gun supposed to be pointed at her?

They had blown the whole thing completely out of proportion, alright... but they had aimed it squarely at Sylvia?