Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 668

A constant ringing echoed in her ears as she kept her head down, slowly piecing together the fragmented memories of her childhood. The accident had happened so suddenly.

At the time, she was just a little girl facing the terrifying reality that her mother might never wake up.

And a father who couldn't wait to pack her bags and throw her away.

Her entire world shattered in that single moment.

All that cruelty had been forced upon a child who wasn't even ten years old.

They told her it was a tragic accident.

And as a child, she had no choice but to believe them.

As she grew older, the doubts crept in. But there was never any real evidence to validate the suspicion born from her grief and anger.

There was nothing to investigate.

Nowhere to even begin.

But now, out of nowhere, they were telling her...

It was murder.

Raelynn clenched her hands into fists, staring blankly at her fingers as she aggressively picked at her cuticles without feeling the pain.

When they arrived at the precinct, Raelynn stepped out of the cruiser and saw the mother-daughter duo being pulled from the other car.

They were still sobbing and screaming, swearing the police had made a massive mistake.

They were dragged into a corner of the side hall.

Through the chaotic noise and the bustling crowd of officers, Raelynn's eyes locked onto a man sitting in the corner, his legs crossed elegantly, looking as though he existed in a world entirely his own.

Sebastian seemed to sense her presence.

He turned his head slowly.

Meeting Raelynn's red-rimmed, yet agonizingly cold and detached gaze.

Seraphina and Blanche spotted him at the exact same moment. Seraphina, already bordering on a total breakdown, lunged toward him. "Sebastian, please help me! I'm begging you! What is going on?! My mom is innocent!"

She had never truly let go of him.

Seraphina froze, panic seizing her throat. "...Nothing."

"Who do you think you're fooling?! The office is wired with surveillance. The computers you touched were monitored and tracked the second you logged on. Every black-market website and encrypted contact code you searched for was intercepted in real-time. You literally handed us the evidence!"

Detective Garrett's voice boomed through the hall.

Seraphina's eyes widened in absolute horror.

Real-time... surveillance?

Detective Garrett tapped his knuckles against the table. "If you hadn't logged in and provided the exact URLs and contact codes, we never would have been able to trace this after all these years."

Raelynn's breath hitched, the buzzing in her ears growing deafening.

But Seraphina slowly turned her head to look at the impeccably dressed Sebastian.

She was shaking uncontrollably. "You knew we were going there? That's why... you didn't revoke our access?"

"Sebastian, were you playing me this whole time?"