The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 1071

It was David who had told Amelia that Lysander was at the hospital for Thalassa, and it was also him giving away the hospital’s address.

Amelia had called in a frenzy, insisting she had urgent business with Lysander, about Lysander. Concerned with the urgency of the situation, David had divulged the hospital’s whereabouts.

He thought he had simply mentioned Lysander’s whereabouts to a member of the Sinclair clan, not foreseeing the trouble it would stir.

“Wouldn’t interfere, you say? Well then, heading off to work in Afriland for a month shouldn’t be an interference either. Pack your bags and leave today!” Lysander’s handsome face was a mask of thunderous fury, a chilling aura surrounding him that felt like it could freeze a man solid. His words left no room for debate; they were a decree.

David was taken aback, inwardly rebelling against the idea.

Afriland was notorious for its harsh environment and instability. Heading there was tantamount to signing up for a month of suffering.

It was clear Mr. Sinclair was punishing him.

Sinclair was in a towering rage, and any word from David

flight immediately.” David managed to say, quickly nodding

scurrying out of the office. Only once he was in the hallway did David realize his back was drenched in sweat, beads

from his brow, David felt a flush of embarrassment. He wondered for the umpteenth time what Thalassa had done to ruffle Mr. Sinclair’s feathers this time. Whenever

the number of times he’d been dragged into

and instead of taking it out on his girlfriend, he took it out on his right-hand

tears. He was

his office, David hastily booked his ticket and started packing for Afriland. The trip was unavoidable if he wanted to quell Mr.

David dialed Thalassa’s number. The call rang for a while before she picked

to hear from

asked, her tone

managing her emotions. Over the years, she had faced countless setbacks, each day a struggle.

self-regulation had always kept her spirits high, enabling her to find joy amid the hardships. She believed that everything else was trivial in the grand scheme of life, and that