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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 968

Chloe still hadn't spoken a single word.

She looked entirely soulless, like a walking corpse drained of all life.

After sending Sebastian a quick text, Raelynn sat quietly by her side.

Chloe lay on the couch with her eyes closed, feigning sleep. But Raelynn knew she was wide awake, trapped in whatever dark thoughts were swirling in her mind.

As it neared ten o'clock that night, Chloe's phone started ringing relentlessly.

But she didn't even glance at it.

Raelynn walked over, sat down, and checked the screen on the coffee table.

It was flooded with missed calls and iMessage notifications from Derek.

He was asking why she wasn't home yet, asking where she was, and saying he had finished his work and wanted to pick her up.

Pick her up...

A flash of pure disgust crossed Raelynn's eyes.

Did they even have a home anymore?

Why were men always so obsessed with torching their homes, yet expecting the woman to happily guard the drafty ruins, ready to offer them a warm harbor whenever they returned?

Likely panicking because Chloe wasn't answering, Derek grew desperate.

He initiated a video call.

The harsh ringtone finally made Chloe open her eyes.

Her face was still ghostly pale. Her eyes were swollen and red from endless crying. It had been nearly six hours since they left the hotel, and she had spent the entire time in a suffocating silence.

Now, beneath the crushing grief in her gaze, there was nothing left but a hollow, icy detachment.

"Are you going to answer?" Raelynn asked.

"Yeah, I am."

Chloe sat up and picked up the phone, staring at the incoming video call. Even his contact name was a twisted joke—Husband. The name, and especially the red heart emoji, made her eyes burn.

Chloe took a deep breath.

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