The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 93

Faye was green with envy for Thalassa, she hated her. Yesterday, Lysander dared use Thalassa as a reason to reject her, which was a total slap in the face.

Thalassa, the root of all evil, was there and saw everything. She had to go!

Upon hearing this, Thalassa instantly got Faye’s drift. She said, “Faye, there’s a price to pay for spreading slander.”

“Yesterday, no one else heard the conversation | had with Lysander in the office apart from you. So who else could be spreading rumors?” Faye was sure that Thalassa was the one who let out the rumors.

Now, the whole company is buzzing with gossip about her and Lysander, even absurd rumors that Lysander is gay!

Facing Faye’s accusations, Thalassa stood tall and fearless.

“I didn’t eavesdrop on your conversation with Lysander, and I wouldn’t do something as boring as spreading rumors. Faye, as a senior staff, you should know better than me that you need evidence before you accuse someone! I might only be a cleaner, but I will not tolerate baseless accusations! If there’s nothing else, I have work to do.”

With that, Thala

turned and left the office.

She had been in the

work.

after cleaning the top floor and went straight

she be the one spreading rumors?

part of the rumors, no way she would want to make herself the target of gossip.

he came to the office, his aura

called Faye, shouting. “To my office!”

standing in

gave her a quick once-over, noticing a change in her outfit today, but to him, she was the same

in a deep voice, “Immediately suppress these rumors and gossip. If I hear anyone talking about this again, you won’t need to come in tomorrow!”

stirring the pot. I’ve just finished looking into it

was from earlier when Thalassa was at work, female employees whispering in the elevator.

finished speaking, Thalassa’s voice could be heard, “Who knows? Besides, everyone’s different, you can’t compare people

that

uptake, gossiping right in front of the person involved. You’re really something.”

The recording ended.

gaze was icy, his expression

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