The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 650

Thalassa snapped back to reality, and her gaze shifted to her mother.

Her mother had been in jail for two days, but it felt like two years had passed.

Her hair turned noticeably silver, and her face showed new lines of age. Most importantly, her once vibrant, energetic spirit, which was always surrounded by joy and laughter, had faded away.

It was as if someone had sucked all the life out of her, leaving her listless and lifeless.

A sharp surge of pain shot through Thalassa’s heart. The joy that the children brought was not just for her; it was for their entire family.

Their house used to be filled with the cheerful noise of four children, especially Elowen, the liveliest one.

Suddenly, all four children were no longer living at home. The silence and solitude had doubled, which must’ve been devastating for Evelyn, who loved the hustle and bustle of family life.

Thalassa, too, was heartbroken.

Even though Evelyn had been proven innocent and had been released, Thalassa was unsure whether Lysander would allow them to see the children.

That day at the Sinclair residence, Lysander had ruthlessly told her to leave, stating that she didn’t deserve any of their children.

this mean she wasn’t allowed to

courage to ask

severe consequences. She learned that lesson well today.

you should rest for a few days. We’ll see if we can visit the kids on Saturday.” Thalassa tried to

nodded in response.

day, Thalassa went to

when he suddenly announced his

with

stern as he said, “I have to attend Sybil’s funeral, and I need someone to accompany me. If you’re willing to come, I’ll take

discuss the contract with Lysander. Thalassa had seen through his intentions and was

to be upfront. If she was willing to go, he would take her. If not, he

Grandma Sybil’s funeral…

helping Lysander out of a tough situation, scolding Zephyr with a playful tone, and watching the children play with a

so she could help

she was reunited with the four little

it plunged Thalassa

hostile toward Thalassa, Grandma Sybil had always been kind