The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 1364

Thalassa fought to contain the fear and pain welling up inside her, convincing herself that Lysander had merely fallen asleep.

She called out to him, certain he would awaken.

But no matter how loudly she called his name, there was no response.

Her hands, wrapped around his back, felt a warm, sticky liquid. Even without looking, she knew it was Lysander’s blood.

Before he had collapsed, his mouth had been oozing fresh blood.

Her cheek brushed against his, still warm to the touch, his skin firm and masculine as ever.

Trembling, Thalassa cradled Lysander’s face in her hands, gently lifting his head to face her. Through her tear-blurred vision, she saw blood flow from a gash on his head, cascading across his thick brow, past his handsome eyes, and even trickling down his nose to his lips.

The scene was a dagger to Thalassa’s heart, the pain so intense it threatened to suffocate her. Yet, a sliver of hope lingered Lysander was just injured, merely unconscious, and he would recover.

and with shaking hands, she reached out to feel his

robust, deep breaths of the past were now so faint they were almost imperceptible.

and her body became rigid as tears momentarily

agonizing pain spread from her core, threatening

Lysander, don’t die! Please

cry tore from Thalassa’s depths, a cry of

cradling his limp arms, sobbing uncontrollably, her voice choked with tears. “Lysander, I’ll

entire body shook as she attempted to reach for her cell phone to call for a ambulance, but the fear of leaving Lysander alone, even

as if cleaved by a

trembling, she looked around for her phone, but her mind was blank on

for the phone, but the fear that it might be a final act of separation was

despair, her voice weak, she pleaded, “Lysander, please wake up.

everything. I won’t drive you away again… Please, wake

the explosion, their first instinct was to flee.

their homes, and when the chaos subsided, they

they found Thalassa clutching a man, her cries heart-wrenching, while Astrid was buried under the rubble, her whereabouts unknown.

villagers whispered among themselves,