The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)

Chapter 315
The woman froze on the spot, as if her deepest deception was laid bare. A hint of panic and guilt flashed across her face, but
she quickly masked it.
She yanked her hand from Thalassa’s grip, backed off, and clung onto her daughter’s hand, venting all her anger and frustration
on her. “Why the hell are you crying? You think your mom’s life is not shitty enough? I must be damned to have a daughter like
you!”
As she scolded her daughter and Thalassa, she stormed off, leaving a trail of resentment behind.
At home, she always used her love for her daughter as an excuse to boss her husband around, treating him like a slave.
Whenever things didn’t go her way, she would blame her husband for hurting their daughter, and wouldn’t shy away from
throwing insults at him.
She was just exploiting her love for her daughter for her own selfish gain.
Her love for her daughter was just a facade. Deep down, she was extremely selfish and bitter.
At home, her husband was always putting up with her, which only fueled her sharp and arrogant personality.
Outside, she didn’t hold back either, and was taken aback when someone finally called her out and gave her a piece of their
mind.
She felt guilty that her deception was exposed and was angry that she had been put in her place with no chance to fight back.
With no other outlet for her anger, she took it out on her daughter.
Thalassa watched as the woman walked away with her daughter, feeling sorry for the little girl who had a mother like that.
Not every mother in this world truly loved their child..
Thalassa quickly went outside. Then she found three well-behaved kids lined up against the wall, not moving an inch.
They were so polite and cautious.
Thalassa felt both heartbroken and proud.

‘Let’s
1.
We need to find Atticus fast,” Thalassa said to the kids, leading them towards the lounge..
Maybe Atticus didn’t see her at the bathroom door and went back to the lounge.
Thalassa quickly brought the kids to the lounge, scanning the area, but there was no sign of Atticus.
Thalassa was so anxious she felt weak.
What if Atticus was lost, or worse, kidnapped?
Dorian felt Thalassa’s trembling hand. He knew she was worried about his brother.
He looked up at her, his young voice reassuring her. “Mom, Atticus is really smart. He’ll be okay.”
“Yes, he will be okay. We will find him,” Thalassa echoed. “We’ll go to the broadcasting room and ask for help.”
In a moment of inspiration, Thalassa quickly led the kids towards the mall’s broadcasting room.
As soon as they arrived, they heard someone exclaim, “Oh my god, this kid is a genius! He’s only four years old and he fixed a
computer system no one else could!”
“Kid, thank you for your help. Here’s a little something for you. Go buy some candy.”
Thalassa looked towards the voice and saw a small figure sitting in front of a computer screen. The young handsome face
looked a bit solemn, showing a maturity beyond his years. He glanced at the reward but didn’t take it. “Sir, I can’t accept your
reward. My mom would scold me,”