Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 840

Chapter 840 

“Nana?” Elliot gently called out. 

Sheena did not respond. 

He felt a bit neglected in that moment. 

These two babies not only separated him and Sheena while sleeping but also took away much of her 

attention and affection. 

“Nana, what’s on your mind?” Elliot asked, stretching his long arm over the distance between them, cautiously poking Sheena’s arm. 

Sheena snapped out of her thoughts at his touch and asked, “What’s up?” 

Elliot furrowed his brows, feeling a bit hurt. “I was going to ask you the same thing…” 

“Eli, I can’t shake this odd feeling about the doula Lionel brought today,” Sheena said, her expression serious as she pondered. 

“What happened?” Elliot quickly turned serious too. 

Sheena recounted everything to Elliot, not leaving out a single detail. 

After listening, Elliot’s tone turned stern. “So, you suspect that the person Lionel brought today might be Sheila?” 

“I just thought she felt familiar, and her parting words were too strange. But upon further thought, there are many things that don’t seem like Sheila.” 

Elliot patted her arm reassuringly. “Then stop thinking about it. Lionel will find her. It’s just a matter of time.” 

She nodded. 

After a while, Elliot’s hand was still resting on her arm. Not only that, but he also started to pinch her 

slightly. 

Sheena turned to look at him, puzzled. 

His obsidian eyes sparkled as he looked at her expectantly, whispering, “Honey, it’s been days since I held you while sleeping. Can I hold you tonight?” 

“What about the babies? Where do you plan for them to sleep? What if they fall during the night?” 

Elliot sighed internally. 

Those little troublemakers! 

He suppressed his frustration and growled, “We need to find a doula quickly so I can be free!” 

Sheena chuckled. “Eli, it’s time to change the diapers.” 

The next day, Lionel went to check Layla’s identity, and john was sent to handle the hiring matter. 

After yesterday’s events, Sheena made some special requests. 

The doula must be middle–aged or above, have had many experiences raising children, and look like an honest and responsible person. 

It was not Lionel or John who entered E&S Haven that afternoon. 

Instead, it was Giovanni Meyer, a senior executive from the Lawson Group. He was known for his dedication to the company, often being the first to support sheena’s decisions in many meetings. 

Sheena had a favorable impression of him.