The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 378

Chapter 378 

After lunch, Thalassa sat on the living room couch, lost in her thoughts. Her mind kept circling back to the incident where she had destroyed Lysander’s ancient artifacts worth 100 million dollars. A sense of anxiety gripped her at the thought. 

She was overwhelmed with feelings of unease and dread. Lysander was not someone known for his charity. He had demanded compensation for minor damages in the past, like when her kids had stained his couch or accidentally punctured his car tire while playing basketball. Those incidents had cost her a small fortune, but now she was looking at 100 million! 

She had personally wrecked the artifacts. Knowing Lysander’s cold and pragmatic nature, she knew he would demand compensation. But where would she find 100 million to repay him? 

The more she thought about it, the more anxious and helpless she felt. It was an impossible situation. 

“Ms. Everhart, why don’t you watch some TV?” Fitch suggested, noticing her growing restlessness. He was worried that the hallucinogenic effects of her recent mushroom poisoning hadn’t completely worn off and she might end up damaging more of the house. He quickly turned on the television to distract her. 

Thalassa wasn’t interested in watching television, but a familiar voice caught her attention. The soft and soothing voice of a child came from the TV. For Thalassa, it was a voice she knew all too well. 

Like a jolt of electricity, she turned her attention to the screen. A close-up of a little girl filled the screen. The girl had a round face, rosy cheeks, and big and twinkling eyes. She was answering questions about the ingredients of a dish she had prepared. 

It was Elowen, her daughter. She was participating in a gourmet competition. Thalassa was surprised to see that Elowen had reached the semi-finals of the competition. 

Had Evelyn returned to Starhaven with the kids from their countryside retreat? Thalassa suddenly realized that she had been at the Royal Estates for four days. Four days without seeing her children. A wave of longing and helplessness washed over her.