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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 891

Until a red booklet tumbled out of the envelope.

Raelynn stared at the glaringly obvious words printed on the cover.

Divorce Certificate.

Right here, right now, this document had been delivered to her hands in such an understated way.

She stood frozen in place, staring at the certificate for a long time. She didn't open it; her curiosity wasn't that strong. Instead, she casually tossed it into her bag and climbed into the car without a single ripple of emotion.

It was for the best.

Having this document meant the final chapter of her relationship with Sebastian was officially closed.

Being divorced, she would inevitably need the certificate for paperwork eventually. Even if he hadn't sent it, she would have asked for it.

She had arranged to meet Chloe at a restaurant.

Le Ciel Bleu.

When Raelynn arrived, the place was quite lively.

The holiday spirit was still going strong.

Chloe had already secured a table and immediately waved her over.

Raelynn walked over and sat down, glancing around at the surroundings. "What's that building connected next door?"

Chloe cast a quick look. "Oh, that. I forgot to mention it. Remember that massive land bidding war? The one that caused all that drama? They're announcing the winner today. I bet once it's over, half the corporate crowd is going to flood in here for lunch."

Raelynn asked, "The plot in the East District?"

"Exactly."

Raelynn instantly understood.

It was the very project the Hudson Family had publicly abandoned but secretly bid on.

Barring any surprises, the Hudsons were going to take the win.

"Why are you out running around during the holidays anyway? Your parents aren't furious with you?" Raelynn smoothly shifted the topic.

Chloe shook her head with a laugh, her tone laced with self-deprecation. "They'd rather kick me out so they don't have to look at my face. They're still holding a grudge over what happened at the wedding."

A voice cut through her thoughts.

She looked up just in time to see Zella Davenport strutting over in her killer heels. Zella pulled out the chair next to Raelynn and sat down. "What a coincidence."

Seeing Zella act so casually and sit that close to Raelynn, Chloe muttered, "You didn't fly back to Hong Kong?"

Zella crossed her arms. "I still have business here to wrap up. Derek went back first. What, are you annoyed I'm ruining your precious date nights?"

"A few days apart won't kill us," Chloe shrugged.

Zella narrowed her eyes. "True. Derek mentioned you two are planning to get your marriage license without hosting a wedding?"

Hearing that, Raelynn looked over. "Marriage license?"

Chloe immediately chimed in. "I was going to tell you today! We're planning to go next week. It's not that I was keeping it a secret; her mouth is just faster than mine."

"Why no wedding?"

Zella gestured for a waiter, aggressively ordering more food and drinks before answering. "What do you think? His parents aren't exactly thrilled with Chloe, and there's been some pushback. Derek is dead set on marrying her, so they're just forcing the issue. Once the ink is dry, what else can his parents do but accept it?"

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