The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 1584

Chapter 1584 

“Dad, what’s up? You seem preoccupied.” Adrian observed astutely, blinking his large eyes at the man. 

Marcus snapped back to reality, shaking his head slightly. “Nothing, kiddo. Go wash up; it’s time for bed.” 

“Okay.” Adrian nodded, obediently turning towards the bathroom. As he pushed open the door, his eyes widened in surprise. 

The little guy was stunned. 

Marcus, noticing Adrian’s unusual behavior, quickly maneuvered his wheelchair to investigate. 

He too froze when he saw Ellinor in the bathroom, sitting on the closed toilet lid. Her hands were propping up her face in a clear display of displeasure. 

Marcus blinked, instinctively glancing towards the room door to ensure it was closed. He then wheeled himself and Adrian into the bathroom, shutting the door behind them. 

“You shouldn’t be here at this time.” He said firmly. 

Unfazed, Ellinor remained in her pouting pose and shot back. “Did you read the message I sent you?” 

Marcus hesitated for a moment before responding, “Yes, I saw it.” 

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His response seemed to aggravate her further. “Why didn’t you reply?” 

“It wasn’t convenient.” Marcus answered. 

A hint of anger shone in Ellinor’s eyes as she retorted, “I find it hard to believe you couldn’t find a single moment in the last few hours to send me a message!” 

Marcus remained silent, unable to deny the truth in her words. 

Ellinor gritted her teeth. “Adrian, go stand guard at the door for me.” 

Adrian, seeming to understand, quickly replied, “Okay, Mommy!” 

The little guy then hurried out to keep watch. 

Once their son left the room, Ellinor stood up, slowly stepping towards Marcus. 

Marcus didn’t move away, only looking at her with a serious expression as he said, “You know this is risky, don’t you? Sophia could come looking for me at any moment. She could find you here.” 

Ellinor scoffed. “So what? She loves you too much to hurt you. If she found out, she’d only want to get rid of me, right?” 

Marcus could tell she was different this time. She was seemingly carrying a heavy ernotional burden. 

He asked calmly. “What’s going on? Have you been drinking?” 

Ellinor replied, “No, I don’t drink.”