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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 845

"Sebastian."

Tristan pressed his lips together, giving him a complex look.

Sebastian didn't look up. He set down the piping hot teacup and gave a faint, chilling smile. "Grandpa, do you actually care about my child, or just the Croix family's gains and losses in this whole mess? Let's drop the act. Today, Raelynn is the cherished daughter of the Yves family, doted on by them all. You played a losing hand seven years ago."

His tone was unhurried.

Yet he was blatantly pointing out that Forrest forcing Raelynn to sign those divorce papers seven years ago was a pathetic joke. Otherwise, he wouldn't be sitting here now, watching her rise to power as the true granddaughter of Dr. Hayes and drowning in regret.

Forrest's face darkened. "Sebastian, are you blaming me?"

"No, I think you handled it beautifully," Sebastian replied nonchalantly. "It's for the best that the child isn't in the Croix family. After all, in this environment, whether she'd even survive to adulthood is questionable. As her father, I naturally prefer my only daughter to grow up healthy and safe."

"You!"

Forrest was seething.

How could he miss the underlying venom in Sebastian's words?

Sebastian had never intended to hide it from the Croix family. He had single-handedly orchestrated the entire thing.

And there was no point in hiding it anymore.

The dust had settled.

What good did the Croix family's resentment toward Raelynn do now?

Forrest's grip on his walking cane tightened, and he opened his mouth to speak.

The assistant rushed in. "Chairman, an urgent call for you."

Sebastian blew lightly on his tea leaves, not bothering to look up.

Forrest glanced at the phone; it was Cordelia Hudson.

He shot a look at the impossibly calm Sebastian before frowning. "Answer it."

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