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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 920

Sebastian had never acted like this before.

A naturally aloof and arrogant man, when had he ever been so...

"Wife?"

Sebastian latched onto the key word. He subconsciously tightened his grip on Raelynn, a glimmer of light sparking in his beautiful, narrow eyes. "You're my wife?"

Raelynn wanted to shoot Zella a death glare.

But Miss Davenport, always one to stir the pot, just sneered. "That's right. You two were married."

"Zella!" Raelynn snapped, turning her head.

Zella tilted her head and narrowed her eyes. "I'm just telling the truth."

Right now, Zella was feeling irritated, and she needed an outlet. When Sebastian was conscious, he had given her the cold shoulder. Even now, after losing his memory and waking up to a gorgeous woman like her, he was still indifferent. But with Raelynn...

The moment Raelynn arrived.

It was as if she had stolen his soul.

This once cold and detached man actually believed he had fallen in love with Raelynn at first sight, right after losing his memory.

Maybe it really was love at first sight.

But underneath it all, it was driven by pure instinct.

His love for Raelynn was so deeply ingrained that even without his memories, he recognized her uniqueness instantly.

This made Zella feel even more defeated.

But since she was open-minded, and it was obvious these two had a lot of unspoken misunderstandings, she didn't mind adding fuel to the fire. If Raelynn was taking it so well, Zella was happy to give her a little headache.

Raelynn felt a headache coming on.

This socialite absolutely loved drama. Raelynn turned back, only to meet a pair of deep, intense eyes. Having just woken up from a major illness, his handsome face was deathly pale, giving him a vulnerable edge. Yet, the way he looked at her felt like a slow burn, his gaze so scorching it made her heart flutter in panic.

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