The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 461

Thalassa got his drift. “Thank you.”

She started sipping the chicken soup from her bowl.

Across the table, Richard watched their interaction with a smile on his face, not saying anything.

It seemed Lysander’s luck with women had truly turned around.

He put down his utensils and brought up the serious matter at hand. With a stern face, he addressed Lysander. “Lysander, when I was at the antique auction last time, I noticed your butler was looking for someone to restore an antique. It seems a circular pendant has gone missing.”

The Draven family had been dealing in antiques for generations, and they had opened countless curio shops. Their business mainly revolved around buying and selling antiques.

After Richard took over the Draven Group, he was busy with the antique business every day.

Lysander glanced at him when he had a moment, replying, “Hmm.”

Yesterday, my curio shop received a circular pendant. It looked similar to the one in the picture that Fitch showed me, so I brought it here for you to see.” Saying this, Richard took the circular pendant out of his pocket and held it open in his palm.

circular pendant from his hand, and walked

of the circular pendant, then turned it over

peek at the circular pendant in Lysander’s hand, finding it somewhat

in someone else’s hand and even get sold?” Lysander’s eyes were deep and cold as he looked at

that. That’s an internal matter for the Royal

pleased, and his aura became chilly.

circular pendant was a small matter, but

had a traitor!

the circular pendant onto the table. The sound of the jade hitting the marble table was a crisp and

afraid that the circular pendant would break, but it spun around a few times on the

safe and sound, she felt a sense of

the circular pendant is a great responsibility that falls on you.” Lysander’s frosty gaze

show his guilt. “I failed in my duty to watch over the antique. I’m willing to accept punishment. Please give me a chance to find out who stole and sold the circular pendant and

to hold someone accountable and

yesterday’s transaction records. Once we see who sold