Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

Abel looked on with contentment as the children played together, their love for each other evident. Riding the CEO elevator up to the 89th floor, Luca led the quadruplets on a tour of the building.

Meanwhile, Abel was swamped with work, barely able to keep up. As he was buried in his tasks, his secretary knocked lightly on the half-closed door.

“What is it?” Abel asked without looking up.

“Mr. Abel,” the secretary said, “there’s a visitor here, but they didn’t have an appointment.”

“Turn them away,” Abel replied, still focused on his work. “I don’t have time for unannounced guests.”

“Sure,” the secretary said, turning to leave. “I’ll let them know.”

“No need,” a clear voice spoke from behind the secretary. “I’ve already made my way here.”

At that moment, Abel raised his gaze, and his eyes landed on a young woman standing tall at the door. She was stunning, possessing a classical elegance that was undeniable. But he didn’t recognize her.

“Miss,” the secretary frowned. “Mr. Abel doesn’t have time to see you.”

“Not even if I’m a member of the Murphy family from Altney?” The woman smiled lightly, her tone friendly.

“The Murphy family from Altney?” Abel furrowed his brows. “Who might you be, miss?”

woman smiled. “The name should be familiar to

set down his

He knew that

family from Altney had approached the Ryker family to arrange a marriage between

had made

know that once Abel had taken

didn’t need to strengthen its position through a marriage alliance. And Abel himself had no

the proposal had been forgotten

appearance of Evelyn had caught Abel off

individual,” Evelyn said, smiling gracefully. “And seeing you today, it’s clear that your

as he asked, “May I ask what brings

you invite me in for a chat,

for Evelyn to come in, and she gracefully made her way to the sofa, placing her expensive Hermes

secretary quickly brewed some tea and left the room, but as she was about to close the door, Abel spoke

that Abel was trying to avoid any suspicion, so she opened

a hint of displeasure, but

Evelyn, please do,” Abel said, his

remained cold and aloof

so,” Evelyn’s bright eyes flickered as she spoke softly, “Lizbeth came over a while ago and told me that you had lost the love of your life to another

a hint of a cold

Mr. Abel after hearing about it, so I

with