Chapter 1904

Chapter 1904

As Joshua approached Lysander, he cast a fleeting glance at Thalassa, too preoccupied to pay her any mind, and greeted Lysander with an earnest smile. It was as though Lysander was some sort of miracle worker, capable of solving any issue that came his way.

At that moment, Reginald turned to look their way. Ever since he found out that Joshua's scheme to marry Lysander off to Rosalind was a ploy to hand over the Whitman Group to him, Reginald's inner thoughts about Lysander had soured, marking him as a rival.

Now, as Lysander approached, Reginald's gaze was filled with barely concealed animosity.

Lysander, however, couldn't be bothered with Reginald's stares. He looked straight at Joshua and simply said, "Let's check it out."

Pushing him forward, Thalassa made her way to the doorway, only to be confronted with a harrowing sight.

Susan was perched precariously at an unguarded window, one hand clutching her toddler tightly and the other gripping the window sill. A slip could send them both tumbling down.

The child, terrified, clung to Susan's dress with white-knuckled fingers, too scared to even cry, teetering on the edge of panic.

The sight made Thalassa's heart squeeze in fear for Susan and the child, and it brought back a haunting memory from three years ago.

window, landing in

the scene firsthand the vivid blood, Leopold's gruesome state, all of it assaulting her senses, causing

her of that dreadful moment, causing her grip on the wheelchair to tighten, her complexion losing

Upon spotting Thalassa and

in the doorway,

the child at

was convinced that Thalassa and Lysander had informed Joshua about the child, prompting him to come and take

the child from Joshua

Susan's bargaining chip in

with him.

take

lose all leverage.

found them, and if not for her quick reaction, he

her current predicament entirely on Thalassa

nut to crack. Her actions might threaten Joshua, but

Lysander, my issues with Joshua are none

be none

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