The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 54

If it weren’t for him suddenly grabbing her collar and letting go, she wouldn’t have lost her balance and fallen, and the wine wouldn’t have shattered.

So it was all about the dough after all!

Lysander finally understood why Thalassa was crying.

He remembered what Isabella had said: she was also pitiful,

to be gambled away by her mother.

For her, that twenty grand was like hitting the lottery.

No wonder she cried so hard, so desperately, and so helplessly

Sorting to every possible means, even risking jail time, only for all her hard-earned money

Lysander pulled out his wallet from his pocket, took out a black card, and tossed it at her: Take it, spend as much as you need, no pin!”

Thalassa caught the gold-edged black card and wiped away her tears. Standing up, she pressed her lips together, sobbed once, and said, “Then I’ll tell the manager the wine is on you guys, I’ll go swipe the card now”

It was his fault to begin with so he should compensate, and Thalassa had no reason not to accept

in the bucket, but for her,

broke the wine and he should pay

walked out

room, everything was chaotic, and the girls brought in were scared stiff

a part-time waitress would

her his black card and

day

make money, they were still willing to butter him

in flashy clothes, more gutsy than the rest, walked up to Lysander, stretched out her hand ready to grab his arm, and cooed, “Mr. Sinclair, don’t be mad, let me keep

landed on Lysanders arm, she was scared off by

with him, winking and saying, “Mr. Sinclair, I’m good at keeping company, however

want.”

answered

froze

to me, don’t mess with Lysander. Hes a man with someone in his heart; don’t mess with him

a lot.” Lysander coldly glanced at Alaric and sat

about to kick in; how can he still care about a woman from the past?” Alaric quickly apologized, but be really did talk a lot, even joking around

drink as much as you can

saying that, Lysander lit up a cigarette, took a puff, and the

her the money because Thalassa was Celia’s