The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 893

Chapter 893 

“Mmm, the kids will be out of school soon. I’ll grab some lunch and then we can go pick them up together.” Thalassa suggested. 

“Sounds good, they’ll be thrilled to see their mom.” Fitch nodded, grinning. 

Thalassa didn’t further the conversation, instead heading to the dining table to start her meal. 

She needed to replenish her strength so she could keep up with the kids’ energy. 

An hour later, Thalassa and Fitch set off to the daycare to pick up their children. 

When they arrived, Thalassa stepped out of the car and headed towards the entrance of the daycare. She noticed a familiar figure – a woman eagerly peering through the iron gate. 

Thalassa quickened her pace, “Mom…” 

Evelyn turned around. She was surprised to see Thalassa, “Thalassa, what brings you here?” 

“I’m here to pick up the kids.” Thalassa explained, not asking why Evelyn was there. She knew her mother must have missed the children. 

Evelyn was about to say something but stopped short when she noticed Fitch, who had followed Thalassa. 

As the butler of the Royal Estates, Fitch’s presence alongside Thalassa was a clear message that Evelyn understood. 

Shortly after, the school bell rang and the teachers started to bring the children out. 

Evelyn spotted their four-year-old in a group of middle class’s kids, who were the second wave coming out, “Atticus, Dorian, Elowen, Sophia!” She called out excitedly as she saw the little ones hold hands in the line. 

It’d been a while since Evelyn last saw her grandchildren. Even from a distance, she was overwhelmed with emotion. Tears were filling her eyes. 

Thalassa understood her mother’s emotion the best. She squeezed her arm tightly as her gaze fixed on the adorable figures. 

The four little ones stood in the middle of the queue so they couldn’t get out so quickly. Their original dreamy look was instantly replaced by smiling ones as they saw Thalassa and Evelyn standing at the door. Even their eyes turned bright and shiny. 

Thalassa’s heart melted when she saw the kids’ innocent, soft and cute smiles. 

When the teachers finally called out her children’s names, “Atticus Sinclair, Dorian Sinclair, Elowen Sinclair, Sophia Sinclair.” Thalassa rushed forward. 

“Here, here, I’m their mother.” Thalassa introduced herself, fearing the teachers might not recognize her, 

The teacher glanced at Thalassa before looking towards Fitch. Upon seeing his nod, the teacher released the children to Thalassa. 

Free at last, the kids immediately ran into Thalassa’s arms.