Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 619

Raelynn glanced at the screen and saw Julian's full name. She noted how formal Dr. Hayes's contact name was for her own grandson.

She checked the time.

Ten o'clock.

Why were they calling this late?

Seraphina, however, instantly beamed.

It was finally here!

She couldn't stand Raelynn's deliberate display of affection with Dr. Hayes. Once the test results were announced, she could rightfully demand that Raelynn back off and respect her boundaries!

And this result was also the ultimate green light for her to officially become Mrs. Croix.

Dr. Hayes's heart tightened in her chest.

She waved her hand. "Bring it here."

Hearing the commotion, Sebastian lifted his eyes and took a subtle step back.

He twirled his phone in his hand, displaying a composed, unbothered demeanor, as if he already knew exactly what the outcome would be.

Since he was standing right next to Raelynn, it was impossible for her not to notice his reaction.

Raelynn's lips parted slightly.

It made sense, she supposed.

Once Seraphina's identity was confirmed, it would be the perfect time for Sebastian to marry her and give her a proper title. With the backing of the Yves family, no one in the Croix family—not even Chairman Croix Sr. abroad—could possibly object.

It was a massive victory for him.

The commotion seemed to have caught the attention of Quentin and Sylvia, who had just stepped outside. They hurried back into the foyer.

Dr. Hayes brought the phone to her ear.

"Speak."

"Grandma, I understand how you're feeling right now, but I need you to keep an even temper," Julian's voice came through, slightly breathless. It was clearly urgent, prompting him to call the matriarch the second he knew.

"Skip the nonsense. Give me the results," Dr. Hayes snapped, her patience thinning.

She had waited years; she wouldn't crumble so easily now.

As she spoke, she switched the call to speakerphone.

Blanche stepped forward, squeezing Seraphina's hand and giving her a reassuring look.

Seraphina stood tall, radiating absolute certainty.

Julian paused for a moment before answering, "I monitored the entire process personally to ensure the lab's authority. She shares zero DNA with the Yves family. Seraphina Vance... is not my sister."

He was battling a whirlwind of emotions.

His first instinct was the bitter sting of another false hope.

But right on its heels came an inexplicable wave of relief.

He had a strange feeling his grandmother might be experiencing the exact same thing.

That was why he couldn't wait and called the moment the ink dried.

Quentin fell silent.

The revelation was entirely unexpected.

Perhaps, from the very beginning, he had never felt any familial connection to Seraphina. Now, all that remained was a vague, indescribable sense of pity.

Dr. Hayes stood frozen for a long time before her mind kicked back into gear. A storm of thoughts raced through her head until her gaze finally locked onto the spiraling Blanche and Seraphina.

The two women looked as if they had been hit by a freight train.

They seemed even more devastated by the truth than the Yves family themselves.