The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 1761

The moment he saw her furrow her brow, his previously stormy demeanor dimmed, and he let go of her hand, averted his gaze, and said in a gloomy voice, "You should go."

Thalassa's eyes shook fiercely. What did he say? He was asking her to leave?

"Lysander, I..."

"Go! Don't make me say it a third time!" Lysander, holding back his anger, spoke in a low, tense voice.

That brief furrow of her brow had said it all.

After all, how could she accept a man who was now partially paralyzed?

Panic seized Thalassa. Why was Lysander suddenly asking her to leave?

She moved closer, embracing him, her cheek pressed against his chest, and she distinctly felt Lysander's body stiffen for a moment.

Thalassa said urgently, "I won't go. Even when you were in a coma, I never despised you, so how could I despise you now for not being able to stand on your legs? I've said it, I like you, I love you, and I won't leave you..."

Thalassa spoke both urgently and passionately.

Lysander's rigid body visibly relaxed. He lifted her chin to meet her eyes, incredulously asking, "What did you say?"

Thalassa repeated her words: "I said, I will never leave you."

"Can you let go of Leopold?" Lysander suddenly asked, his eyes piercing into hers, not missing any subtle expression.

Thalassa's eyes flickered with curiosity at Lysander. "Why would you ask that?"

Thalassa nodded, "Of course."

Suddenly, something occurred to her. She grabbed Lysander's hand that was lifting her chin, and with wide, luminescent eyes, she asked him, "After hearing what I said, did you purposely get engaged to Rosalind, marry her, to get back at me?"

Lysander gave her a leisurely glance, "I'm not that petty."

"Then why did you suddenly accept being with Rosalind?" Thalassa pressed.

Lysander had always been resisting Zephyr's attempts to arrange a marriage for him, always refusing to be with Rosalind. But the day after he overheard her conversation with Callum, the media exploded with news of his engagement to Rosalind.

Could it not be a ploy to upset her in retaliation?