The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)

Chapter 316

The boy sported a neat short haircut and was dressed in a white long-sleeved tee and coffee-colored trousers. His face was clean as a whistle, with tender, thick eyebrows. Although he was young, he already exuded a cool and handsome air that set him apart from others.

This was Atticus who had Thalassa all tied up in knots.

“Atticus!” Thalassa hurried over with the other three kids in tow, let go of their hands, then she scooped Atticus up from his swivel chair and held him tight. With a mix of relief and lingering fear, she said, “Baby, you scared the living daylights out of me. I thought you got lost.”

Finally, her worries about Atticus eased up.

Thalassa fought back tears, stroking Atticus’ tender face non-stop.

Atticus could feel his mother’s concern and love. Although he wasn’t the type to act cute, he wrapped his arms around Thalassa and rested his face against hers to reassure her, “Mom, I’m fine. Don’t worry about me. I won’t get lost.”

chuckled, “That’s right, ma’am. Your kid’s super bright. With smarts like his, he definitely won’t get lost. He’s only four, but he’s already fixed a computer that our staff couldn’t handle. He’s

member, then back at Atticus, surprised.

His words, though childish, were clear and coherent. “After I left the restroom and couldn’t find you, I was going to look for you in the lounge. But then I heard a man on the phone, saying the computer for managing surveillance was broken and the repairman couldn’t fix it. He was desperately looking for other repairmen. I heard

this, Atticus gave Dorian a meaningful glance

explained to Thalassa, “Mom, I’m ratting out my brother. He often reads books with computer graphics at night. Maybe

understood how Atticus learned

fix a computer out of his instinctive

ruffled Atticus’ hair, then put him down and told the staff member, “My son is a quick learner. He

photographic memory. That’s genius too.” He shoved the reward into Thalassa’s hand, “Just a token of appreciation, please take

accept this,” Thalassa

into her pocket. “We’d have to pay for a professional to come fix it anyway. Compared to that,

said you’d buy us candies just now,” Dorian said, tilting his head, looking forward to the

them, each one’s lively and adorable. They deserve a candy reward,” the staff member said,

and smiled graciously, “Then, thank

mention it. It’s the least we could