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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 925

Raelynn was about to push him away, but her hands stopped mid-air at those words. His body heat, his scent—he had enveloped her completely, airtight. It was a stark reminder that he had barely scraped his way back from the edge of death.

She knew exactly how hard it had been.

This was a living, breathing Sebastian.

By the time she snapped out of it, he had tightened his hold on her.

There was a frantic desperation in his grip, as if he were clinging to driftwood in the ocean, terrified of losing it.

A long moment passed.

Raelynn's stiff body slowly relaxed. "Go to sleep."

She didn't want to fight it anymore.

Given his current state, she had to admit, she simply couldn't find it in her to be ruthless.

Sebastian silently nuzzled her neck again before a quiet smile touched his lips. With his eyes closed, his heart finally felt at peace.

He didn't know why he was like this.

It felt as if only by her side could his body and heart finally catch a break. Even though he couldn't remember the past, the physical and emotional memories lingered. He was exhausted, so hyper-vigilant that even his nerves hurt.

Only her.

Only seeing her allowed him to relax.

He didn't know how long it had been.

Once Raelynn seemed to have fallen asleep, he lifted his head. Using his blurred vision, he strained to look at her peaceful sleeping face and whispered almost silently, "Don't leave me, okay?"

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Raelynn slept for a very long time.

By the time she woke up, the sun was high in the sky. She instinctively reached out beside her and touched a warm, solid, muscular body.

She turned her head.

Sebastian had woken up at some point and was already leaning against the headboard, flipping through a magazine without disturbing her. But since she had just woken up and her brain was still buffering, her hand had instinctively drifted over and rested right on his stomach.

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