The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet novel Chapter 334

[I'm at Everglade Hotel, room 2032. Please bring my clothes over.]

Isabella edited the message and shot it off after giving it a once-over.

Earlier, she had overheard Thalassa telling Leopold to send her the address later, so she could bring his coat over.

Hearing that, Isabella started scheming.

She had a thing for Leopold and wanted him for herself.

But her current situation didn't exactly scream "relationship material". She needed to keep her health in check.

If she couldn't marry into high society, no way in hell she was letting Thalassa tie the knot with any of the Sinclair family men!

Why did Thalassa get all the luck? She missed Leopold, and stumbled upon Lysander!

Lysander was even more charming, more capable, and higher up the social ladder than Leopold.

If Thalassa married Lysander, she'd become the queen of the power game!

She'd have unmatchable power, status, and wealth!

And she would totally overshadow Isabella!

Isabella was seething with resentment, jealousy, and rage.

She'd spent half her life bending over backward for a nouveau riche like Clark.

Meanwhile, Thalassa popped out four kids for Lysander, easy-peasy.

Now, she was even his personal secretary, basking in his affection.

Not only that, Lysander even schooled Isabella and Faye because of Thalassa!

What made Thalassa so special to deserve Lysander's undying love?

She should be destined for a life of poverty and misery!

Isabella wouldn't stand for her living a better life!

If she couldn't have Leopold or Lysander, Thalassa sure as hell wasn't getting them either!

Thalassa got home, and it was already dark.

About half an hour later, the kids were all sound asleep, breathing evenly, and looking absolutely adorable.

Looking at each of them sleeping so peacefully, Thalassa felt her heart swell with love.

Starting with Sophia, she kissed each child on the cheek.

Their cheeks were like pudding, soft and springy, with a faint milk scent that was simply marvelous.

Thalassa wished she could just hold their squishy bodies tight and drift off to sleep peacefully.

But she still had to run an errand to deliver Leopold his clothes.

Thalassa got off the bed reluctantly and picked up the bag. She signaled to Evelyn that she'll be back soon and was ready to leave.

Seeing her hurried figure, Evelyn reminded her, "You left your phone on the dining table. Don't forget to take it so we can keep in touch."

Considering Thalassa had a few late nights before, Evelyn worried she might run into trouble again.

If she didn't come home again, Evelyn could call to check on her.

Thalassa quickly turned around, picked up her phone, and said to Evelyn with a smile, "Oh, I totally forgot. Thanks, Mom."