The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 394

It all started with Leopold’s car exploding in a series of blasts, followed by Thalassa’s blue-purple BMW going up in flames.

Leopold, carrying Thalassa, managed to get some distance away but was still slightly caught in the shockwave, knocking them both to the ground.

In a knee-jerking moment, Leopold instinctively pulled Thalassa towards him, in an attempt to prevent her from hitting the ground too hard. However, this resulted in his knees painfully hitting the ground, leading to a loss of strength, and causing both of them to roll forward.

Luckily, they were near a flat park filled with trees and green grass. Leopold and Thalassa rolled a few times on the grassy ground before coming to a halt.

Wincing from the pain, Léopold quickly got up and limped towards Thalassa. She was lying on the grass, unconscious, with a patch of blood on her forehead. Leopold was filled with anxiety, his heart pounding and hands trembling as he gently patted Thalassa’s face, pleading with a cry in his voice, “Thalassa, wake up, wake up.”

“Help, help!” A woman’s cry for help echoed from the park’s pond, accompanied by the sound of splashing water. It was Isabella floundering in the water.

car was about to explode, Isabella quickly unbuckled her seatbelt and jumped out. She sprinted towards the bridge over the pond and, upon

the urgency of the situation, coupled with the fall from the bridge, threw her off balance and

and chose not to help. Instead, he stayed by Thalassa’s side, pulling out his phone to call for an ambulance. The wicked Isabella

making the call, fire engines, and police cars started to arrive. The drivers who had parked on the roadside had called the fire department and

work extinguishing the

her struggles, Isabella heard the arrival of the firefighters. In a

firefighter quickly jumped into the water and rescued

the energy to engage with the police officer. With red-rimmed eyes and a choked voice, he simply said, “You can see what happened. The car caught

had been rescued, added, “The car caught fire and nobody expected it. It was just an

though Leopold had seen her struggling in the water and chose not to help her, she didn’t want to accuse him of trying

Leopold to be held responsible.