The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)

Georgia had never felt such crushing disappointment before.

She wasn't some spoiled heiress without a shred of dignity!

The reason she had been so persistent with Alaric, wanting to marry him, was simply because he was the first man to ever spark that flutter in her heart. Some people, once you fall for them, letting go seems impossible.

Since she was little, whatever she wanted, she would go to great lengths to get it. Toys were one thing, but people? How could she possibly let them go? The thought of not obtaining something ate at her-it was her obsession, her stubbornness.

She thought Alaric, just like any toy she had set her sights on before, would be hers if she just threw a tantrum; her parents would somehow make it happen. But now, she realized she was wrong.

Alaric wasn't like the toys she used to covet. He wasn't something money could buy.

The biggest difference between toys and people, she realized, was that people have hearts and can make their own choices, whereas toys can only be chosen by others.

In that moment, Georgia faced the harsh reality, experiencing a setback like never before.

Tears in her eyes, she stared at the two people sharing an intimate moment: "Alaric, you'll regret this!"

she spat out the words, turned, and quickly walked

snapped out of it and

in defeat was

it coming, and she deserved every bit of

Hertha watched Georgia leave until she disappeared from sight. Her focus then snapped back to the present, realizing Alaric was still holding

arms, and blinked rapidly, pointing at him, "Hey, back off. She's gone. No need to keep up

Georgia away was your real goal, wasn't it?" Hertha said,

"I actually like..."

you've been using her family's money?" Hertha cut

could you think

with me. Every penny in my account is from my own

eager to

been with the Crawley Group for how long? And

where you're wrong. When I signed with the Crawley Group, they gave me a