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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 758

Hearing that,

Zella narrowed her eyes.

Matilda simply laughed. "Listen to you, speaking so recklessly. We wouldn't want Ms. Davenport getting the wrong idea, would we?"

She waved a dismissive hand, playing the forgiving elder. "Ms. Davenport wants to chat with you, so I'll give you two some privacy. Show her around the grounds."

Matilda wasn't worried in the slightest about Raelynn starting a fight or saying something out of line.

She clearly had no intention of interfering.

Zella stood up and looked directly at Raelynn. "I hear the gardens here are stunning. Walk with me?"

At this point,

refusing would just make her look petty.

Raelynn didn't argue.

Zella didn't say much as they walked. She glanced briefly at the estate's luxurious landscaping, clearly unimpressed. She looked exactly like someone who...

...was also dreading this blind date.

Raelynn frowned inwardly.

Suddenly,

Zella turned to her. "I grew up in Hong Kong and went abroad in my teens. I don't know much about these mainland dynasties, but the Croix family has quite the reputation. My family is highly satisfied with this match, even with his previous marriage."

Raelynn looked at her thoughtfully. "What do you want to ask me?"

Zella maintained her haughty posture. "What kind of man is he?"

Raelynn remained silent for a moment.

Asking the ex-wife for a character reference. Matilda truly had no fear that Raelynn would completely trash his reputation and sabotage this golden alliance.

But she genuinely considered the question. "He's brilliant. He solves problems ruthlessly. He's incredibly calculating and strategic, a rare genius who values pure logic above all else. But that means he severely lacks empathy. Don't expect grand romantic gestures or emotional warmth from him."

She refused to be the kind of woman who talked trash behind someone's back.

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