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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 749

Garrett's words were practically bursting with joy, clearly thrilled with Raelynn as his future niece-in-law. His face radiated excitement, acting as if he was completely oblivious to Raelynn's past marriage to Sebastian. He continued, "Everything just fell perfectly into place for those two kids today. It looks like my sister might be getting a grandchild sooner rather than later."

Sebastian's eyes were pitch-black.

He stared sharply at the empty door.

If the two of them were still on the ship, the power outage would have forcefully interrupted whatever romantic evening they had planned.

But if they had already left early...

How far would things escalate without any interruptions?

Sierra instinctively bit her lip. "How come I didn't see them leave?"

Garrett waved a hand. "They took a private speedboat. With all these people around, how could they have a real date? Young people prefer being alone."

Sierra's eyes flickered. She gripped her hands into tight fists, staring at the door for a long time before forcing a stiff smile. "I see..."

Garrett didn't seem to notice anything amiss.

He added, "Mr. Croix, your leg is injured. I'll arrange for someone else to assist you off the ship."

Sebastian didn't answer.

He lowered his eyes, his face an unreadable mask.

Garrett didn't waste any more time.

He turned to coordinate the rest of the passengers.

Sierra stood beside Sebastian, taking a silent, deep breath before turning to him. "It looks like I worried for nothing. Ms. Ortiz is perfectly fine. Mr. Hudson will take great care of her. They were smart enough to slip away for some privacy."

Saying that.

Sierra stepped behind Sebastian and grabbed the handles of his wheelchair. "Let me push you, Mr. Croix. Hold on tight."

Sebastian finally reacted. The moment she touched the handles, he operated the chair, smoothly slipping out of her grasp. His voice was low and menacing. "No need."

He rejected her without a shred of hesitation.

He completely ignored her stunned expression.

Moving forward on his own.

Sierra hadn't expected Sebastian to harbor such blatant dislike for her. The repulsion was barely concealed.

He paused, then asked tentatively, "Should I go look for your wife so we can leave together?"

A deep crease formed between Sebastian's brows—a rare display of visible emotion. He looked down at his diamond-encrusted lighter, now missing a stone, and gripped it tightly. "No need."

Quinn was taken aback. "But it's chaos out here. Aren't you worried about her?"

Did his boss truly no longer care if Raelynn lived or died?

Sebastian's handsome features were devoid of warmth. "If she willingly offers herself up on someone else's plate, why should I flip the table for her?"

Quinn was even more confused.

He failed to grasp Sebastian's meaning.

Sebastian closed his eyes.

The situation tonight.

If the Gallagher family hadn't deliberately orchestrated this trap, things wouldn't have escalated to this point.

The Hudson and Gallagher families were meddling far too much in the younger generation's relationship.

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