The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet novel Chapter 267

Thalassa kept her smile steady, answering, "Yes."

Charlotte couldn't help but give her a once-over from head to toe. Then she let out a disdainful "hmmph," and strut off in her high heels towards Lysander's office.

Thalassa found Charlotte's arrogance distasteful, but as this woman was Lysander's friend, she kept her smile and followed suit.

"Go back to your secretary's den. You don't need to follow me. I have some personal matters to discuss with Lysander," Charlotte threw over her shoulder, glancing back at Thalassa with contempt before knocking on the door.

Thalassa didn't respond, but retreated back to her own office.

If it wasn't for work, she wouldn't dream of playing tag-along with Charlotte. She had zero interest in whatever private matter Charlotte was discussing with Lysander.

Inside his office, Lysander was engrossed in a contract. Thinking it was Thalassa at the door, he didn't even look up. "Come in."

Charlotte sauntered in, her voice turning flirtatious. "Lysander, you've been playing hard to get since our last fleeting encounter. I've been losing sleep over you."

She made her way to his desk. Leaning over it with a coy expression, she fluttered her eyelashes at him.

Lysander looked up at the sound of her grating voice. Charlotte looked vulnerable, her gaze fixed on him.

He frowned. "I thought I made myself clear last time. Ms. Ravensong, you shouldn't be here."

"Last time?" Charlotte recalled Lysander telling her he already had a girlfriend.

She felt defeated then and left.

But this time was different. She had uncovered the truth. A cunning woman had bewitched Lysander.

Moreover, she now had Zephyr's backing, who encouraged her to pursue Lysander to become the future Mrs. Sinclair.

Upon learning that Zephyr had investigated her past relationships, she immediately cleared the air and apologized to him.

She had indeed dated before, but that was all in the past. Her recent ex-boyfriend wouldn't leave her alone, but she hadn't given him any hope.