The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 65

Back in the day. Celia ended up biting the dust when she accidentally drowned in a pond.

Technically speaking, there should be no connection between her and Lysander

Lysander had no relatives in Celia’s family

She lived with Astrid for over 20 years and never heard a peep about any connection between their family and Lysander.

Lysander was engrossed in paying his respects, not giving any answers to her questions.

After hearing Thalassa’s question, Isabella’s heart started racing fast like a cheetah, fearing her lies would be busted. She hastily said, “I spilled the beans to Mr. Sinclair. He’s a peach, and he felt sorry for Celia What’s wrong with him paying his respects?”

Thalassa frowned and kept quiet.

Turned out that Isabella was the one who spilled the tea about Celia to Lysander.

Seemed like Isabella and Lysander were tight, otherwise, why would she blab about family matters to Lysander?

And why was Lysander so invested in Isabella’s family, even going out of his way for Celia?

and Lysander weren’t close, how could she waltz in

they were, though, remained to be seen.

by the grave, gazing deeply at

woman he was close to five years ago. He felt like it was just last night when he could

she was six feet under

it was time for him

traveled a long way to get to Hollowbrook, you must be starving. Why not come to my place? I’ll cook up a

deep gaze fell on Thalass. “I’ll

see the place where Celia grew up.

aback. Lysander wanted to have dinner at her place?

needles. She quickly said. “Mr. Sinclair, her place is a bit shabby: it’s not prepared to host a

she had just returned home, so she missed the morning market. There was no food at home to entertain

had were some homegrown vegetables, which was way too

was used to fine dining, so he might not be accustomed to such simple food.

with his high status, should

if Lysander were to dine at Thalassa’s place, and if Thalassa brought up Celia’s death and the incident five years ago where Lysander was saved by a woman in the

hard-earned wealth would go