Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

Chapter 289 Top-Notch Phoney

Abel frowned and explained, “It hurts. It hurts so bad that my muscles are twitching.”
Abel frowned and explained, “It hurts. It hurts so bad that my muscles are twitching.”

Emmeline stood up and said, “The painkiller must have worn off. I’ll go get some water and medicine for you.”

“Can you do it?” Abel asked.

When he noticed how frail she seemed, he felt bad for her.

“I’m fine. I just lacked strength. I can still get water and medicine without a problem.”

Abel helped her get out of bed by supporting her with one arm.

Emmeline poured a cup of water, grabbed the painkillers, and returned to the bedside. Then, she gave Abel the medication as he was sitting up in bed.

When the painkiller finally kicked in, Abel dozed off once more. Emmeline, meanwhile, was exhausted, so she curled up in his arms and fell asleep.

could not stand it any longer in the living room. She

her and said, “Ms. Lane, you can’t

is my future husband, why can’t I go up there?” Alana responded while arching her

bodyguard said coldly, “I don’t care about that. All I know is that Abel is resting, and no one is

“Slap!”

bodyguard and reprimanded, “You’ve got a lot of nerves. Don’t you worry that

me to leave, there is nothing I can do about it,” the bodyguard

Alana was enraged and wanted to

“There’s no point for you to scream. These rooms have exceptional soundproofing capabilities. Mr. Abel won’t be able to hear you even

then she sneered,

for her phone and dialed Abel’s number. As expected, the bodyguard was powerless to prevent her from

it up and, without even looking at the caller, rejected the call. Then he silenced his phone and checked the missed call, only to find

Abel frowned in disgust.

became even more unappealing. However, she was Abel’s savior, and she knew this man would not

incoming call rang. Abel got out of bed with a furrowed brow. He grabbed his phone, left the bedroom, and picked it up in

“Alana.”

to a pitiful and

but your bodyguard, he…” She said, “I heard you got hurt. I’m worried about you.

outside the front door?” Abel asked. “If so, could you kindly go? I don’t want