Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 844

Her mindset naturally relaxed.

Lily would eventually know Sebastian was her father. As for their father-daughter dynamic, she wouldn't make decisions for Lily just because she was young.

That was the biggest concession she could make.

Sebastian met Raelynn's open, untroubled gaze.

She used to smile a lot. When she smiled, her striking, unapproachable beauty melted away, leaving her signature, gorgeous dimples. It was her truest self—pure, but not without edges. She loved hard, hated hard, and knew when to let go.

Right now, Raelynn was telling him she had completely let him go and was moving forward without any baggage.

He stared at her for a long time.

It was the first time in ages they had spoken with such calm clarity.

Yet it represented an absolute finality.

After a long silence, Sebastian's throat bobbed. His eyelashes fluttered, and he let out a soft, "Hmm."

Raelynn turned around.

Just as she took a step, she glanced back. "Thanks."

She walked away.

Sebastian stood rooted in place for a while.

The wind rustled coldly.

It seemed to carry traces of snow, landing freezing against his skin.

He lowered his eyes, and when he looked up again, his refined features had returned to their usual impassive mask. He took long strides to his car. "Back to the estate."

The Croix family was already in a state of utter chaos.

Tristan Croix had rushed back.

Matilda Croix's high blood pressure had spiked, and even after her medication, she wasn't improving.

The root of it all was the disaster at the Hudson family wedding.

The whole city was talking about it.

Who didn't know by now that Raelynn wasn't just Faye, or the youngest professor at Kingsford University, but the biological granddaughter of Dr. Hayes of the Yves family? And her daughter with Sebastian had been publicly declared an Yves. It was orchestrated entirely by the biological father, Sebastian himself. The child's name was changed post-divorce, giving her a legitimate, untouchable maternal family backing.

The Croix family came away empty-handed.

Furthermore, under these circumstances, they were forcibly barred from ever fighting for the child's custody again.

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