The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 140

Chapter 140

Upon seeing the emerald pendant in Thalassa’s hand, Sophia immediately let go of Elowen’s hand, straightened up her tiny body and tried her best to grab the pendant.

With a fond smile, Thalassa handed the pendant to Sophia: “Hold it tight, don’t drop it.”

Holding the emerald pendant, Sophia’s eyes sparkled with intelligence. She examined it closely, then exclaimed with surprise, “This pendant… I think I’ve seen it before. It’s the one mom drew before.”

Hearing this, Atticus quickly approached. His eyes were clear, his gaze fixed on the pendant, his brows furrowing slightly.

This pendant was indeed the one he had seen on the computer before. It was the memento their dad had left for their mom. This was their dad’s pendant. They could find their dad now.

Dorian and Elowen also leaned in, their little heads close to the pendant, eyes wide and unblinking. They were always enthusiastic about anything related to their dad.

“Hey, were you guys there when I drew this pendant? Thalassa asked in surprise. How did Sophia know she drew this for Hertha Kensington before? When she was showing it to Hertha, the little ones were playing games in the room and shouldn’t have seen it.

Little did Thalassa know, the kids were peeking through the door crack, saw her drawing the pendant, and even found the original. design on the computer, which led them to the owner of the pendant. So they had found Lysander and tried to ask him face-to-face if he was their dad, but were chased away by Faye.

As Thalassa asked in confusion, Dorian was the first to react. He smiled, his eyes sparkling with a playful light that could melt anyone’s heart. “Mom, you drew it when you were teaching us to draw, remember?”

With his handsome features and mischievous expression, Dorian could easily melt hearts. Thalassa was filled with maternal love, her heart softening. She had no more rationality to question further, and said with a laugh, “Really? I must have forgotten. Good memory, Dorian,”

She affectionately ruffled Dorian’s hair.