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The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet novel Chapter 853

The story revolves around a previously occurred explosion at a mall due to a mobile phone malfunction, and the resolution that followed.

The Sinclair group issued a statement, taking full responsibility for the tragic blast caused by the poor quality of mobile phones produced by their subsidiary, Leossa Electronics. The unfortunate incident led to the accidental death of two workers.

The Sinclair group expressed their willingness to shoulder all the blame and compensate the families of the deceased workers with a total of 1.001 billion; a million for the funerals and a billion as compensation.

With a definitive cause of the accident and a solution presented, the case seemed to come to an end.

Upon hearing the news, Thalassa felt out of sorts. She recalled Leopold previously stating that the explosion was due to the substandard phones produced by the Sinclair group and that they should bear all responsibility.

She and Ethan had sought out Lysander for answers, but he insisted that the case was fishy and cautioned against hasty conclusions. This led to the delay in the resolution of the accident, and the workers' families had made several demonstrations.

To her surprise, the end result was the same as the initial conjecture.

If this was the case, why had Lysander mentioned that there was something suspicious and was reluctant to intervene?

Thalassa was feeling a bit worried.

"My son, the matter has finally been resolved. You paid the price with your life to reach a fair solution. Are you satisfied?" Amelia clutched her phone tightly, tears streaming down her face as she spoke to the heavens.

Thalassa was taken aback, "What do you mean? Leopold solved this with his life?"

Wiping her tears, Amelia answered, "Leopold went to Lysander to resolve the issue that day. But when Lysander was reluctant, he did something unthinkable to give the workers' families closure."

Boom!

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