Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 804

Inexplicably, her racing heart began to settle. She didn't know why, but the moment Sebastian stepped in, a quiet reassurance washed over her. It felt as though he could handle the fallout flawlessly.

Raelynn rubbed her temples. Despite how toxic things had gotten between them, she had to admit one thing: in certain situations, he offered an undeniable sense of security. People weren't black and white. Their romance was a dead end, but she couldn't deny his competence in other areas.

Raelynn checked the time. It was almost two o'clock.

Just as she stood up, she spotted Sebastian walking out with Chancellor Kirkwood and several other university executives.

The Chancellor's eyes darted toward Raelynn before he spoke. "Raelynn, get ready. The university is hosting a makeshift winter recruitment seminar this afternoon. Mr. Croix plans to hire straight from our campus. A massive corporation like Croix Holdings—students are incredibly lucky to get an opportunity like this."

Raelynn instinctively glanced at Sebastian before asking, "Winter recruitment? Didn't our university just finish the autumn career fair? Why so sudden?"

Furthermore, winter hiring was rare, usually just a few leftover positions. Why such a massive spectacle now?

"Because Mr. Croix is also donating a hundred million dollars to Kingsford's educational foundation. We need to rally the student body."

Raelynn was stunned.

"A hundred million?" He came to the university just to recruit and donate?

"Is there a problem?" Sebastian's dark eyes settled on her face.

Raelynn tried to silently demand what game he was playing.

The Chancellor was already giving orders. "It starts at two-thirty. Make sure everyone is notified. Opportunities with Croix Holdings are rare; the students won't want to miss this."

Countless students would fight tooth and nail for a spot. Even in a hurricane, a massive crowd would turn up for this. Because it was so last-minute, everything was rushed.

Unsurprisingly, once the news broke, the entire campus erupted. It was like winning the lottery. On top of that, an educational fund meant cold, hard cash. In an instant, the rampant gossip about Raelynn's "moral failings" was entirely eclipsed by students frantically calculating their career prospects.

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