The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 1637

Chapter 1637 

However, the two little rascals’ antics were not going to get past Marcus’ keen sight. He cast a glance at them and spoke in a casual yet firm tone, “If you two have something to say, then say it. Do you think you can communicate through cheeky grins and winks without me noticing?” 

Both children froze and then turned to look at Marcus with both guilty and embarrassed expressions. 

Adrian flashed a small smile. “Dad, we…didn’t talk about anything.” 

Marcus squinted his eyes as his piercing gaze landed on his son. “There’s nobody else here now, so spill it! Were you two plotting something when you went to the bathroom together?” 

Adrian knew his father had seen through everything. He exchanged a glance with Lea, unsure if he could reveal their secret. 

Lea, always the straight-shooter, pondered for a moment and then confessed. “Marcus, we did indeed discuss something in the bathroom.” 

Marcus looked at Lea. “Alright, what was it?” 

“Well… I’ve already figured out that Tristan’ isn’t actually Tristan. When we went to the bathroom, Tristan’ told me he thought he heard his mom’s voice and wanted to go upstairs to look for her. I didn’t feel comfortable letting him go alone, so I told him to come back here while I went up to search for her.” 

What? Ellinor was here too? 

This was something Marcus hadn’t anticipated. His eyes tightened as a look of wonder began to grow on his face. “And did you find his mother?” 

Lea nodded. “I did! She’s the woman I was just talking about to my parents. She once saved my mother’s life!” 

This was another shocking revelation for Marcus. “Are you sure?” 

Lea frowned slightly. “Marcus, why are you doubting me like everyone else? I would never mistake her for someone else. Years ago, when my mom was on the brink of death, she appeared like an angel and extended a helping hand. I’ve etched her face into my memory. She hasn’t changed much over the years, so I recognized her instantly.” 

Before Marcus could say anything, Adrian had already begun expressing his shock and surprise. “What? My mom saved your mom’s life? Is that true?” 

Visibly annoyed, Lea retorted, “Yes, it’s true! I’ve said it so many times now! Why don’t you guys believe me?” 

Adrian shook his head. “Aunt Lea, I’m not doubting you! I’m just surprised. What a coincidence!”