Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 840

Quentin remained silent for a long time, his expression frighteningly dark.

Sylvia Dalton also struggled to process the sudden turn of events.

Everything had been fine just moments ago.

How had it all so silently and suddenly hurtled toward a dead end?

A flash of darkness and fury darted quickly through Sylvia's eyes.

"Quentin, I know you only believe it because your heart aches for Raelynn. You don't need to be put in a tough spot. If it brings the family peace, taking a step back is fine for Sierra."

She didn't choose to beg for mercy.

Things had already gone too far.

She knew all too well that with Sebastian's intervention, the situation had been pushed past the point of no return.

A chill ran down her spine.

Sebastian was destroying them without lifting a finger.

Begging now would only make things worse. Retreating might leave a sliver of hope for the future.

"Mom, I understand."

Quentin didn't look at Sylvia again.

He made his stance clear with a stony expression.

At this point, whether Sierra was guilty or not, being linked to such malicious acts meant the implications were severe. If he shielded her, how could he ever face Raelynn again?

He had already abandoned Raelynn once during the hostage crisis.

If he sided with Sierra again, he had a sinking feeling that Raelynn would never acknowledge him as her father for the rest of her life.

As for Sierra and Sylvia.

A complex emotion flashed through Quentin's eyes. He would make proper arrangements for them later.

Quentin was usually a man who didn't sweat the small details, but his agreement with Dr. Hayes's arrangement sent a massive shockwave through Sylvia's heart.

Sierra felt as though her bones had been pulled from her body, collapsing into her chair.

Stripped of the Yves family name, what did she amount to?

What had she been fighting for all these years?

The very thing she feared losing the most had just slipped right through her fingers.

Trembling, Sierra glanced at Raelynn before staring at Sebastian in absolute terror.

It felt like she had leapt into a web. Her every move was anticipated, all her schemes dismantled. Yet he didn't rush in for the kill; instead, he stripped her of any chance to ever fight back.

"Starting today, move out of Raelynn's estate. Don't pollute her sight." Dr. Hayes was furious today.

Every single incident had danced over her boundaries.

Even if the plotting was airtight and lacked evidence.

He had zero desire to leave Sebastian alone with Raelynn.

But he couldn't exactly defy his grandmother's orders.

He shot Sebastian a displeased glare. "The rest is family business. Sebastian, it's about time you went back to clean up your own family's mess. Stop wasting time at my house."

Sebastian glanced at him. "Thanks for the concern."

Julian was speechless.

Did Sebastian just not understand plain English?

Irritated but helpless, he kept a stiff face as he walked out the door with Dr. Hayes.

Raelynn understood too.

Without solid proof, this outcome for Sierra was the harshest possible consequence. For one, she had used third parties for everything, and two, she carefully skirted the legal red lines, leaving internal family discipline as the only option.

Quentin looked at her, clearly wanting to say something but holding back.

Raelynn ignored him.

She didn't spare Sierra another glance.

She turned and walked away.

Sebastian turned and followed her lead.