The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 820

Thalassa’s heart pounded as her gaze darted to the rear-view mirror, where Lysander’s deep, brooding eyes met hers. Panic washed over her, leaving her feeling helpless and cornered.

She quickly brushed away the tears from her face, blinking rapidly to clear her vision, “I’m not crying, honey,” she said with a forced smile. “The wind outside is just so strong that it blew some dust into my eyes.”

With that, she pulled Sophia into her arms and planted a kiss on her forehead, hoping to reassure her and ease her worries.

“Oh, Mommy, I’ll help blow the dust out of your eyes,” Sophia offered, tilting her head back and puffing out her cheeks as she blew a gentle breath towards Thalassa’s eyes.

It was what Thalassa used to do for them when they got something in their eyes.

Thalassa played along, lowering her head as Sophia blew gently on her face. The soft, milky-scented breath was somewhat comforting. It soothed her troubled heart.

She didn’t understand why she cried. She was sitting there in the car, thinking about Evelyn’s words that she didn’t have a big, fancy house, and couldn’t provide her kids with a stable home. They would have a better future with their father.

She couldn’t even control her own life, let alone help her mother escape their predicament.

The bitter realities of life seemed to magnify in her heart, causing tears to fall involuntarily from her eyes.

reality, suppressing her emotions

and mysterious, returned to the road ahead. He

the kids were all sound asleep

the kids into the house, tucking them into their beds.

she heard a noise at the door. She quickly laid down, turning her back to the door and

long as she was asleep,

and tried to keep her breath steady.

solid chest radiating warmth pressing against her

and her pulse

Lysander’s ocean-deep gaze.

piercing wind threatening to delve into the depths of her

her.

to Royal Estates upset you?” Lysander’s low, magnetic voice echoed in her

breath grazed her cheeks, leaving Thalassa

mustering the courage to meet his gaze and insisted, “No, I really did get dust in my eyes from the wind.”