The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 541

Lysander took a drag on his cigar, his deep gaze falling upon the school principal, “I’m here to enroll my kids, so no need for formalities.”

Lysander had kids?

And the kids were enrolling in his preschool?

The principal was shocked; cold sweat was trickling down his back.

Lysander, one of the most influential and respected figures in Starhaven, had his own kids; and the news didn’t reach Starhaven’s finest preschool on time.

Since he got kids, the Starhaven International Kindergarten would undoubtedly be the first choice on his list.

Everyone was trying to curry favor with Lysander, the most prestigious one in the Starhaven, Yet, the principal was only just finding out about them. That was completely negligent, shameful, and nerve-wracking.

The principal’s cold sweat was cascading as he nervously stuttered, “Which one is Mr. Sinclair’s child? I’ll make sure the teachers give them special attention.”

“Not one, four.” Lysander exhaled a smoke ring, his demeanor was relaxed yet stern.

Four children, all around four years old, were led in by a bodyguard. Each of them was strikingly good-looking, more so than any child in their school.

principal was once again blindsided; his hands began to

had kids, and he had four.

know about a single one of them, which

information network was

fear, “Alright, alright, four. I’ll have the

exhort the teachers waiting

my children has their own talents

its teaching staff, but it also focused on nurturing the unique talents of each child,

tech class, Dorian in performing arts, Elowen in culinary, and Sophia in antique

principal, “Gather all the shareholders. I want

as if he owned

a meeting like that, as if he was in his own

nodded,

either side of the conference table sat the kindergarten’s shareholders, with Lysander sitting

as if he owned the place

him, the glass ashtray was sliding across the wooden table,

the ashtray, his deep gaze

shares, and I want to buy them all. My assistant has been monitoring the market value of the preschool. I’m