Chapter 1328

Thalassa had dozed off for a short nap, but upon waking up, she found the house eerily quiet-Evelyn was nowhere to be seen. She searched every nook and cranny of their cozy suburban home, but her mother remained elusive.

Just then, her cellphone began to ring with an urgency that sent a chill down her spine. She picked up the call, her heart thumping against her chest.

“Thalassa, your mom had an accident. Oh, it’s bad, honey, real bad. You need to go to the hospital right away. The ambulance just took her…” The voice on the other end belonged to a friend of Evelyn’s from the card room. Her tone was a mixture of breathless panic and morbid excitement.

Thalassa’s world spun. It felt as if her blood had turned to ice, her entire body numbed by the shock. The phone slipped from her trembling fingers, crashing onto the floor.

It took a moment for her to regain some semblance of composure. Breathing unevenly, she stumbled towards the door, her mind a chaotic whirlpool of fear and frustration.

Shakily, she made her way out of the house, trying to muster the strength to rush to the hospital. But that woman’s words echoed in her mind, painting a gruesome picture that sapped her strength, leaving her legs as wobbly as overcooked spaghetti.

the door, a sleek black Rolls-Royce pulled up in the driveway. David greeted her with a

Sinclair had planned for her. The man had splurged on an array of engagement rings, ready to pop the question. Those

on hailing a cab to the hospital. The distress in her heart made her limbs feel like jelly, and even though she tried to move quickly, her legs betrayed her, nearly making her

arm caught her just in time, and a deep, concerned voice filled her ears. “Thalassa,

Thalassa clutched at Lysander’s clothes with trembling hands. “Take

profound that not

that Evelyn had been in a horrific accident, but

he took her shaking hand. “Alright, we’ll go

her up in his arms and

instructed David with a commanding tone, “Speed to

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