The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet novel Chapter 570

"Mom, look here, it's cracked." Noticing Thalassa's confusion, Sophia pointed to the crack on the circular pendant, drawing her mother's attention.

Thalassa leaned in to look closely. Indeed, there was a hair-thin crack lodged in the middle of the stone.

The fissure was hidden deep within it, almost imperceptible unless looked very closely.

Thalassa marveled at Sophia's keen eye and attention to detail.

"You're right, there is a crack. Sophia, you are truly amazing to have spotted this." Thalassa praised with pride, patting Sophia's head affectionately.

She then came to realize that she had given birth to four prodigies. Each child was unique, possessing their own special talents.

Sophia, blushing and delighted at being praised by her mother, wore a wide grin.

Just then, Atticus came over, two tablets cradled in his arms. His grip was loosening.

Thalassa quickly stretched out her hands to catch the tablets. They were sleek, made entirely of metal, and perfectly sized. They were far more luxurious than the one she had bought for Atticus.

"Dad gave me these. Mom, I want you to have one." Atticus pointed at a rose-colored tablet. His cute little face was full of seriousness.

Thanking him warmly, Thalassa gently told him, "Thank you, sweetheart. But what will Mom do with it since I don’t need a tablet?"

She understood their intentions. They wanted to give her their best possessions.

"Well, I'll keep it for Mom until you need it." Atticus hesitated before proposing a compromise.

Everything was neat, stylish, and of the highest quality.

If the children had stayed with Thalassa and her, they would have never been able to provide such luxury.

As the children's laughter and joy surrounded Evelyn, tears welled up in her eyes.

Thalassa was right. With Lysander, the children could have received the best care, enjoyed the finest resources, and had a brighter future. If they stayed with Evelyn, they would have only known hardship.

She was happy for the children, yet her heart ached.

As the children departed to their rooms, a wave of quiet melancholy washed over Thalassa.