The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 531

Chapter 531 

Evelyn froze in place as if struck by a blow. She had intended to vent her anger on Thalassa, but then she broke down in tears. “You’re not following in my footsteps, are you? Thalassa, it’s my fault. I’m sorry I left you without a father.” 

At the mention of ‘father, a flood of resentment surged in Thalassa’s heart. 

Tears began to drip onto the back of her hand. 

If it weren’t for Bruce, she wouldn’t have been in such a mess. 

But what was the use of saying all that then? 

She leaned forward and hugged Evelyn tightly. It was no time for blaming each other. They needed to stick together and find a way out. 

“Mom, it’s okay. We’ll find a way out of this.” Thalassa comforted Evelyn, trying to give herself some courage too. 

Even though the situation seemed hopeless, she believed there would be a way. 

Evelyn knew Thalassa was trying to comfort her, but what could they do then? 

Blaming her daughter wouldn’t solve anything. 

“It’s all my fault. If I hadn’t sold the dragon pendant, maybe Lysander wouldn’t have been so heartless.” Evelyn wiped her tears, blaming herself. 

Thalassa was slightly surprised. Evelyn was strong-willed, blunt, and had never blamed herself before. 

Even when she knew she was wrong, she would continually find excuses to cover it up or blame others to hide her mistakes. 

But when it came to their children, she was actually blaming herself. 

It was clear how important the children were to her. 

But Thalassa knew that even if Evelyn hadn’t sold the dragon pendant, the outcome would have been the same. 

That was because Lysander hated her. He would have done anything to torment her. 

Taking the children away was the ultimate punishment. 

Why would he miss such an opportunity? 

“All right, Mom. Don’t blame yourself too much. I’ll figure something out. We’ll get through this. It’s late, you should get some rest.” 

She gently stroked Evelyn’s back as a gesture of comfort. 

Evelyn wiped her tears and said, “All right, you should get some rest too.” 

Thalassa lay on the bed. The sheets were unchanged, and still carried the sweet scent of the children. 

Inhaling the familiar scent, warm and comforting, could have melted anyone’s heart. 

But the little ones, who used to be around her, chirping ‘mommy’, were nowhere to be found. 

Thalassa’s nerves were on edge.