The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 696

Each industry had its own rules, and discretion was the most basic rule of professional ethics.

At first, she found the buyer somewhat peculiar. The gentleman had made the payment so swiftly and had even delegated the paperwork to someone else. A billion-dollar mansion was no small deal, and the fact that he had entrusted such an important task to somebody else was bizarre. Wasn’t he afraid of any mishaps?

But then again, the world was a vast place with all kinds of people.

Besides, for the affluent, time was more precious than money. A billion dollars was a mere trifle to them. It was barely worth a second thought.

Just like Lysander, for whom a billion was nothing more than pocket change.

༢ཇ ཆ ཆ ད ༠ ཧ༴ ཧ ༠ ད ་

Once she had come to this realization, Thalassa stopped dwelling on it. She completed the paperwork and walked out of the real estate office. She had initially planned to visit her mother, Evelyn. But her chauffeur approached her, looking anxious. “Ms Everhart, it’s getting late. We should head back.”

She asked the chauffeur to take her from Royal Estates to the property registry office.

Otherwise, given her limp and her need for crutches, there was no way she could have caught a cab by herself.

to Vibrant Oasis Residences, then you can head back.”

Mr. Sinclair will be home soon. If he doesn’t see you there when he gets back,

hand, he hadn’t been granted permission by Lysander to take Thalassa out. On the other hand, he couldn’t

as long as they got back before Lysander did, there wouldn’t

Ms Everhart didn’t want to

chauffeur’s worried expression, Thalassa realized that another trip elsewhere would make things difficult for him. She was the one who asked

Estates,” she said. “Let’s go.”

into the car, and the chauffeur drove off, deliberately increasing the speed to

Estates, Lysander’s car was nowhere to be seen.

the meantime, at the Sinclair Group.

was in his office.

in front of his desk, giving his

Everhart’s name. After

and gazed at David. “Did

hanging in