Lysander's grip tightened around Thalassa’s hand, unyielding, not allowing her to pull away. His handsome features were set in a determined, almost domineering expression, his eyes locking onto hers.
In the depths of his gaze, like the dark waters of a secluded lake, lay a month's worth of longing for her.
"It's been a month, Thalassa. Hasn't your heart eased even a bit?" Lysander's voice, low and magnetic, inquired.
During this past month, he'd been abroad not just for work but to give Thalassa time—time to find solace, to heal from the loss of her mother.
He knew that once her mood lightened, discussions of marriage would flow much more smoothly.
Thalassa couldn't pry her hand from his grasp; his palm was like a vice, holding her fiercely. If she struggled too much, she'd only hurt herself.
Just like every time before, his overbearing confinement left her more wounded the harder she fought.
He was the same as ever, imperious, never considering her feelings.
Thalassa's breaths were uneven, and she gave up resisting, her eyes cold as she met Lysander's stare. "Your parents have been dead for so many years. Have you found comfort yet?"
Her gaze was unwavering, steadfast with a glint of hatred, fearless, and tinged with stubborn anger.
It shook Lysander to his core, his heart feeling as if hammered by a massive force.
The strength in his fingers eased.
Sensing the loosening grip, Thalassa quickly withdrew her hand and turned, heading inside the house.
Once, he had kept her close in the name of hatred; each punishment, each encounter, must have been a torturous ordeal for her.
Now, she returned this hatred, not by staying to torment him but by pushing him away, wishing to never see him again in this lifetime.
Her hatred for him was pure and piercing, free of any reluctance or longing.
A clean break, an eternal farewell...
A look of weary resignation crossed Lysander's handsome features. He watched the house, wisely choosing not to disturb her further.
Suddenly, a thunderous roar filled the sky—the sound of a helicopter approaching. Though it was still a distance from Thalassa's villa, Lysander's keen senses picked it up immediately.
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The readers' comments on the novel: The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)
Is this the end of the story...
Thanks for completing this beautiful story May you always prosper....
Waiting to hear how the grandfather behaves going forwards. Thanks for updating...
This story is splendid. Thanks so much....
I find Hertha extremely childish.poor Alaric one woman is childish the other one is domineering and a liar.poor guy.please get the Thalassa and Lysander story back...
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Oh thanks for this beautiful novel updates. At last the man's legs are healed....
Hertha needs to tell Alaric everything and quit giving a hard time ....
Hertha is being childish.thanks for the updates...