The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)

Chapter 228

As a mom, Thalassa had mastered the art of dealing with emergencies, making her reactions quicker than ever.

With the speed of lightning. Thalassa grabbed Sophia’s hand and yanked her aside, saving her from a nasty burn from the boiling water.

Boiling water sloshed from the stove.

Worried about the rest of her children, she outstretched her arm and nudged them away from the danger zone,

Seeing her little ones safe and sound in front of her. Thalassa felt a wave of relief wash over her, her heart still pounding like a drum,

She looked at her children, who were still a bit dazed from the sudden commotion,

Thalassa took this as an opportunity to give them a quick lesson. “Hot water is the enemy when making formula. If you get scalded, it could harm your skin. So, if you guys want to make your own formula with boil water, when you need to reach the kettle, you better get a stool as a booster, then you’ll be able to reach the kettle,”

“Mama, got it. From now on, I’ll help my sisters make their formula,” piped up Atticus in his tiny voice.

He was the eldest and was always the most sensible and mature one. He always had his own ideas, plus he was quite handy.

figuring out how to dress themselves, Atticus was the first to master it, and then he helped his younger siblings with

me too! I’ll go get the stool,” Dorian announced. Swinging his short legs, he dashed

with her big eyes, not

She said timidly, “Mama, I understand, I won’t reach for the kettle

best. I’ll make you

me do it. I’ll make the formula for my sisters.” Dorian waltzed in with

was struggling with the chair, but

stop him, instead she said, “I’ll clean up the water on

hot water Sophia had accidentally spilled,

she made way for

stool and filled the kettle with cold water. He placed it back onto the base, and pressed

movements were a bit clumsy, but he had the sequence

shown him how to boil water, Dorian figured it out

of learning and action often exceeded adult

never stop her children from being proactive in learning

Thalassa would teach them how to avoid it, instead of outright stopping

be

needed to nurture their self–protection and autonomy, so that they could take care of themselves, which was the best protection for them. Soon enough,

water into the bottle, followed