The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 459

Thalassa glanced at the entrance to see a man stride in. He was lean and dressed in a sleek silver suit with gold-rimmed glasses perched on his nose, radiating a handsome and sophisticated aura.

She had seen this man before, more than once, in fact.

Every encounter had been at the Sapphire Skyline Club. He was always in the company of Lysander and Alaric, a man of nobility.

Lysander cast a sidelong glance at Richard Draven but didn’t utter a word.

Richard, who had initially entered with enthusiasm, paused as he noticed Lysander and a woman dining together, sitting side by side.

This piqued Richard’s interest. After all, Lysander was not one to bring women home.

After a brief scan of the woman’s face, Richard found her familiar. He quickly recognized her as the waitress he’d seen numerous times at the Sapphire Skyline Club She was the only woman who had ever captured Lysander’s attention.

What was her name again?

Richard took the seat opposite them and looked at them with a gaze filled with curiosity. “Lysander,” he began, “such a sumptuous dinner, and you didn’t invite me?”

“You’re sitting, aren’t you?” Replied Lysander.

and looked at Fitch.

Fitch promptly fetched a set of cutlery and placed it in front of

hint of modesty, Richard picked up the knife and fork and began slicing

had he cut the lobster meat than Lysander forked it away and placed it

was left baffled by this gesture. He glanced at Lysander, then at Thalassa, and chuckled. “Lysander, you’re showing quite a

sank lower in her seat. Embarrassment was

shot Richard a sharp

cleared his throat, deciding it

actions had indeed sparked his interest.

the lobster was exclusively for this woman, and

piece of barbecue pork, and ate it. “Evelyn,

cough…” Thalassa choked on her

swallowed and corrected Richard. “Mr. Draven, my name is

had used, addressing him as Mr. Draven.

had used her mother’s ID for work. That was a bit of an awkward

out and glanced at Lysander with a knowing

the woman Lysander had been longing for? But wasn’t it said that the woman was already