The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Lysander arrived at the office, and David was already waiting by the entrance, eager to greet him as soon as he saw him approaching. Walking briskly behind Lysander, David briefed him, "Mr. and Ms. Whitman are in the conference room, eager to discuss a potential investment in our company."

The reason David had urgently called Lysander back to the office was that Joshua and Rosalind had posed a challenge that the rest of the staff couldn't handle without him. Because only Lysander could deal with it, and since Joshua and Rosalind insisted they couldn't wait, David had taken the risk of interrupting Lysander's day to summon him back to the office to address the situation.

Without a word, Lysander headed straight for the conference room. The door to the conference room was ajar, and as Lysander entered, Joshua and Rosalind, seated at the far end of the table, turned their heads towards him. Spotting him, they immediately rose to their feet.

Joshua, ever the gentleman and polished in the art of business etiquette, approached Lysander with a courteous demeanor, extending his hand for a handshake, "Lysander, glad you could make it. I've come today with a proposal of great importance to discuss with you." Lysander, maintaining the formal politeness customary in business settings, briefly shook Joshua's hand, "Please, take a seat. No need for formalities."

Saying so, he took a seat across from them. Rosalind's gaze was fixed on Lysander from the moment he entered. He seemed leaner but carried an air of maturity and approachability, a marked change from his previously more reserved demeanor. Yet, his innate authority still commanded respect and a sense of distance.

Now, standing tall, he remained the influential figure at the pinnacle of power. Rosalind watched him, unable to tear her gaze away,

and gently nudged her arm, signaling her to sit, "Let's

shifted her attention and

instructed David, "Please bring our

David nodded, going to fetch

for the fuss, our cups are still

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