The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 582

Upon receiving the photo, the bodyguard promptly forwarded it to Lysander.

At the Sinclair Group’s CEO’s office, Lysander scrutinized the image on his phone. It was a picture of three people seated at a dining table. His face was shrouded in a gloomy expression. His gaze was frosty and as cold as a winter landscape.

Meanwhile, at a restaurant, in a private dining room.

Thalassa had gone face-to-face with Bruce’s deceit and audacity!

Despite knowing that he was tricking Evelyn out of her money, he continued to sweet-talk her.

What infuriated her the most was that such a fraudulent scheme was able to operate with legitimate business licenses and paperwork.

Even if they called the police, there was little they could have done. At most, it could have been classified as a willing transaction between parties.

Seemingly oblivious to Thalassa’s rage, Bruce continued, “Thalassa, you’re Lysander’s children’s mother. You’ve beaten many women already. It would be best if you secured your own welfare. Lysander has more money than he can spend. If you don’t spend it, someone else will. Why not live a better life? If you don’t know how to spend the money, I can help you. I can help you it, buy real estate, whatever you want…”

Her fists clenched, ready to slam the table

sense of danger permeated the air

tall, long-legged man in a meticulously handcrafted black suit. His aura was icy

strength was enough to take

was Lysander doing

react, Lysander was beside her. His shadow engulfed her as his large hand grabbed her wrist. With a slight tug, she collided with

Thalassa panicked, “Lysander…”

gaze was

hurriedly explained, “It’s not

scheming, and you still want to deny it?” Lysander’s grip tightened as his icy aura seeped

her brows, stating, “We have nothing to do with

Bruce hastily revealed his identity, hoping to benefit from

Bruce have passed up such an

he finished speaking, Lysander’s predatory gaze

vehemently denying, “He’s

affected by Lysander’s icy aura, was at a loss. Yet, at that critical moment,