The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet novel Chapter 898

Thalassa was about to step forward when Evelyn stopped her.

Evelyn gently took Elowen's wristwatch phone off her tiny wrist, saying in a soft voice, "Sweetheart, let's not call your dad for now. You can play here at Grandma's for a bit, and your mom will take you back to your dad's soon."

Elowen pouted her rosy little lips and tilted her head in confusion. "Why not?"

"Because if you call him, he might come over," Evelyn explained.

"Isn't that good?" asked Elowen.

"If your dad comes, he'll take you away, and you won't be able to play at Grandma's for very long," Evelyn patiently explained to Elowen.

Ever since Lysander had taken the kids away, Evelyn's patience and love for them had intensified.

In the past, she had four kids to handle all by herself, which was always overwhelming. She was often short on patience and high on frustration. Not only would she chastise Thalassa for having too many kids, but she would also be gruff with the children.

Now, she couldn't bear to show any harshness towards any of her four grandchildren. She couldn't love them enough.

"Oh, then I won't call," Elowen finally agreed, letting go of the idea. She grabbed Evelyn's hand and led her into the room.

"Grandma, can you teach me how to fold a paper boat? I want to be able to make one myself. That way, when my paper boat sinks, I can just make a new one," Elowen chatted as she walked with Evelyn.

"Of course, darling, I will teach you," Evelyn finally smiled, speaking with indulgence.

"Grandma, I want to learn how to fold a paper fan!" Sophia's little legs carried her running towards them.

"Me too!" Dorian jumped off the sofa and ran towards the room.

Atticus, with his innocent and adorable eyes, looked at Thalassa, his gaze filled with longing and concern for his mother.

Thalassa, seeing his desire to join his siblings in their play, smiled and lifted him off the sofa, saying, "Go play."

At the age of four or five, it was the perfect age for carefree play and fun. Thalassa wanted all her children to be safe, healthy, and happy.