Forged My Marriage, Stole My Baby—Now I’m the Judge You Kneel To - Chapter 77: Chapter 77
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Three years ago, when Serena dared to chop off Aveline's hand, she was betting that Sebastian would be moved by it.
After all, he was unhinged. Such a crazy gesture might actually touch him.
Serena had won that bet. She'd not only vented her anger and hurt Aveline—whom she'd always envied—but had truly won Sebastian.
This time, she was betting again!
"Honey... no, Mr. Rookwood, I'll go get my documents. Please wait a moment."
Having lived in the villa for three years, Serena knew her way around. She went to the bedroom to get her documents, then immediately went into the bathroom.
When she came out, her expression had become confident.
Because she'd confirmed it—she had leverage!
Even if they divorced today, she and Sebastian would never truly be separated.
In the future, when Sebastian looked back on her sacrifice and patience, he would only love and compensate her twice as much!
The car started and headed toward the civil affairs office.
Sebastian had already sent his assistant to get Aveline's documents.
With his capabilities and influence, he could handle special arrangements—divorce Serena on the spot, then immediately remarry Aveline.
Just like three years ago.
The divorce went smoothly. The procedures were completed quickly, and two divorce certificates were handed over.
Even though this was just a "strategic" divorce, Serena's eyes still reddened with reluctance.
But Sebastian seemed not to notice, saying coldly: "You can leave now. Pack your things and move out tonight. My assistant will give you a hundred million. That's enough for you to live well."
Serena held back her heartache: "I understand. Thank you, Mr. Rookwood."
A hundred million was certainly a lot for ordinary people, but she'd been with Sebastian, a billionaire CEO. This amount of money meant nothing to her.
She pretended to be compliant, only to make a triumphant return later with her leverage.
Shortly after Serena left, the assistant brought Aveline's documents.
Sebastian's cold expression softened slightly: "Is Aveline home?"
The assistant answered respectfully: "Miss Hart isn't home. According to the servants, she hasn't been back for three days."
What?
Sebastian's eyebrows shot up, his expression instantly darkening.
She'd been gone for three days without a word?
He instinctively wanted to use the ring to check where she was, then remembered that these past few days, while making his final goodbye with Serena, he hadn't worn the ring at all.
The ring was still in his CEO office.
It seemed Serena had traumatized Aveline too deeply, making her rebellious.
Sebastian was somewhat angry, but ultimately couldn't bear to blame Aveline.
Never mind. He could check the ring's playback later to find out where she'd gone.
For now, he needed to remarry Aveline first.
From now on, his only wife would be Aveline.
Sebastian handed both his and Aveline's documents to the clerk.
What should have been simple procedures became complicated as the clerk kept inputting Aveline's ID information over and over.
Finally, he looked at Sebastian, whose expression had grown suspicious.
"Mr. Rookwood, I've checked more than ten times. I can now confirm that Ms. Aveline Hart's identity information has been deleted. This person no longer exists in our system."
After all, he was unhinged. Such a crazy gesture might actually touch him.
Serena had won that bet. She'd not only vented her anger and hurt Aveline—whom she'd always envied—but had truly won Sebastian.
This time, she was betting again!
"Honey... no, Mr. Rookwood, I'll go get my documents. Please wait a moment."
Having lived in the villa for three years, Serena knew her way around. She went to the bedroom to get her documents, then immediately went into the bathroom.
When she came out, her expression had become confident.
Because she'd confirmed it—she had leverage!
Even if they divorced today, she and Sebastian would never truly be separated.
In the future, when Sebastian looked back on her sacrifice and patience, he would only love and compensate her twice as much!
The car started and headed toward the civil affairs office.
Sebastian had already sent his assistant to get Aveline's documents.
With his capabilities and influence, he could handle special arrangements—divorce Serena on the spot, then immediately remarry Aveline.
Just like three years ago.
The divorce went smoothly. The procedures were completed quickly, and two divorce certificates were handed over.
Even though this was just a "strategic" divorce, Serena's eyes still reddened with reluctance.
But Sebastian seemed not to notice, saying coldly: "You can leave now. Pack your things and move out tonight. My assistant will give you a hundred million. That's enough for you to live well."
Serena held back her heartache: "I understand. Thank you, Mr. Rookwood."
A hundred million was certainly a lot for ordinary people, but she'd been with Sebastian, a billionaire CEO. This amount of money meant nothing to her.
She pretended to be compliant, only to make a triumphant return later with her leverage.
Shortly after Serena left, the assistant brought Aveline's documents.
Sebastian's cold expression softened slightly: "Is Aveline home?"
The assistant answered respectfully: "Miss Hart isn't home. According to the servants, she hasn't been back for three days."
What?
Sebastian's eyebrows shot up, his expression instantly darkening.
She'd been gone for three days without a word?
He instinctively wanted to use the ring to check where she was, then remembered that these past few days, while making his final goodbye with Serena, he hadn't worn the ring at all.
The ring was still in his CEO office.
It seemed Serena had traumatized Aveline too deeply, making her rebellious.
Sebastian was somewhat angry, but ultimately couldn't bear to blame Aveline.
Never mind. He could check the ring's playback later to find out where she'd gone.
For now, he needed to remarry Aveline first.
From now on, his only wife would be Aveline.
Sebastian handed both his and Aveline's documents to the clerk.
What should have been simple procedures became complicated as the clerk kept inputting Aveline's ID information over and over.
Finally, he looked at Sebastian, whose expression had grown suspicious.
"Mr. Rookwood, I've checked more than ten times. I can now confirm that Ms. Aveline Hart's identity information has been deleted. This person no longer exists in our system."
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