The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 1053

Thalassa watched as her mother’s silhouette faded from view. Then, she lowered her gaze and turned for the bathroom. Her eyes collided with the piercing gaze of Lysander, sharp as a blade poised before her, threatening to pierce flesh at the slightest misstep.

Her lashes quivered, her breath hitched, and she quickly averted her eyes. “I’m going to check on the kids.”

Her intended path to the bathroom shifted to the children’s rooms.

Lysander made no move to stop her. She gently pushed open each door and found the little ones sound asleep, lost in slumber so deep that mere minutes had pulled them under. The day’s hustle had clearly worn them out.

Seeing their peaceful slumber, Thalassa couldn’t bear to wake them. Instead, she closed the doors quietly and tiptoed away.

But as she turned, she stumbled into a solid, scorching chest. She hurriedly stepped back, only to find the door at her heels, leaving her with no escape.

Lysander’s grip tightened around her waist and pulled her close. His firm abdomen sent a dangerous signal, burning her skin and stalling her breath. Her pupils were dilating.

“It’s time to settle our score!” Lysander’s handsome face was cold as he spoke, and with that, he swept her off her feet.

gasped, instinctively wrapping her arms

and decisive, and his cold aura enveloped her

not even allowing herself to

main bedroom, kicked the door shut with a swift motion, and placed Thalassa on the bed. He loomed over her. His eyes, pining her down, were profound as

to elope with Callum? Since when did you two

Susan to drug him, abandoned him in his feverish state, and left the hotel for

fled disregarding his plight just to run away with Callum? And she

thought of her actions was like a simmering volcano in Lysander’s heart, ready

traveling…” Thalassa’s heart skipped a beat under his intense scrutiny,

misunderstand what happened between

reason she wanted to leave was his overwhelming control and possessiveness, which suffocated

chilled her to the

own nephew to death; what wouldn’t

and unbound life with her children. Was

He had warned her countless times not to entertain the idea of