Thalassa watched as Rosalind held Lysander's hand in such a natural, intimate way, without any sign of wanting to pull away. It was clear this wasn't their first time sharing such a touch; only familiarity could breed such effortless intimacy.

Suddenly, Thalassa remembered how Lysander used to react to any woman's touch, including accidental ones, with anger and demands for accountability. Susan was a prime example; her attempts to touch Lysander often ended with her being metaphorically kicked to the curb. Yet now, Lysander seemed perfectly comfortable with Rosalind's touch.

It was obvious he had grown to accept, even welcome, Rosalind's touch, moving beyond mere tolerance to preference. Realizing this, Thalassa felt a heavy weight press down on her heart, a dull ache that made it hard to breathe. She held her breath, trying to suppress the pain, striving for an air of indifference. But reason couldn't suppress the truth in her heart.

"Since he's okay, I'll be heading back now," Thalassa said weakly, preparing to leave. She didn't have the courage to stay and witness more of Rosalind and Lysander's intimacy. Although Lysander had mentioned that Zephyr's decision didn't reflect his own, he hadn't clarified his intentions regarding marrying Rosalind. Perhaps he didn't want to wait for next year; maybe he planned to marry Rosalind sooner for her peace of mind, even going as far as to eliminate Susan for Rosalind's sake.

Thalassa couldn't forget how Lysander had defended Rosalind against Susan's threats with such resolve, as if Thalassa's life mattered little to him. Rosalind truly was his heart's desire; he probably couldn't wait to marry her.

a flicker of hatred in her eyes. Thalassa's mere presence was a constant reminder that her husband had

gaze until Thalassa was out of sight. Snapping back to reality, Rosalind noticed Lysander still looking in Thalassa's direction, feeling a sting

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all take care of Joshua. I wouldn't want to

the priority right now. And give Lysander some space. With men, you need to maintain a balance, not cling too tightly. The tighter you

do you know that?" Rosalind replied, her tone a

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