The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 1527

When the Sinclair group paid up for the design, the deal was fairly split with Thalassa.

Thalassa and Hertha were about to dive into a whirlwind of activity. Selling their design was just the tip of the iceberg; they also had to work closely with the buyer's company, helping them turn the designs into actual pieces of jewelry.

On their way back, Hertha couldn't help but ask Thalassa, "Thalassa, is there really no chance of you and Lysander getting back together? I mean, when he was signing the contract today, he barely glanced at you."

Thalassa sighed, a touch of melancholy in her voice, "His fiancée now is Rosalind, and they're thick as thieves. Any more contact between us, and I'd just be stirring up trouble... I can't be the wedge driving them apart."

Or else, it would be like giving someone the perfect excuse to take her out. She hadn't even seen her kids yet; she wasn't ready to die. Being a thorn in Lysander's side was a scary thought.

"Ah, I really feel for you, but there's not much I can do," Hertha sighed.

Before Lysander woke up from his slumber, Hertha had been daydreaming about a happy ending between Thalassa and Lysander, especially after everything they'd been through together.

But the moment Lysander woke up and immediately kicked Thalassa out of Royal Estates, announcing his relationship with Rosalind, Hertha was dumbfounded and furious with Lysander.

But what could she do, being a small voice in a vast world?

"It's okay. We've got our business to focus on. These days, you can't rely on men, only a career can be your true anchor," Thalassa said, comforting Hertha instead.

Hertha managed a smile but said nothing more.

Today, Thalassa had come over to Hertha's place, bringing ingredients for a classic barbecue to celebrate Thalassa landing a job.

As they took the elevator up, they noticed new neighbors moving into the apartment across from Hertha's. The suite had been empty for a while, but now movers were busy bringing in furniture.

"Careful, just set it down over there," directed the new owner from inside.