Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

Emmeline’s face turned even redder at the vulgar language being used in front of the children.

Abel squinted his piercing gaze and casually glanced at the security camera.

Evelyn, have you been fed enough dog food?

My only love is Emmeline, don’t you get it?

You’re such a boring woman!

Sure enough, Evelyn was in the surveillance room, her face darkening with anger.

She felt a sour ache in her heart, making her uncomfortable.

Getting up from her chair with a cold expression, she suppressed her jealousy and left the surveillance room.

Soon after, Luca entered the room from the adjacent one.

He looked at the cameras and saw Evelyn walking towards the hotel lobby, presumably leaving.

Luca followed her movements and switched between the cameras.

Suddenly, he saw a familiar figure.

Luca quickly zoomed in on the camera.

closer inspection, he realized

sitting at a table in

his eyes and recognized the woman

“Mr. Abel, Altney’s woman has left, but I’ve found

crabs when he heard his phone beep. He took off his

other

still out there, living it up,”

the message, Abel’s piercing

wrong?” Emmeline asked. “Is everything

nothing,” Abel replied

Luca, “Ask Inspector Charles what’s

message and immediately called

minutes later, Abel received a response

Brookwater Village homicide case. There’s no evidence or identification, and he can’t do anything about

low, cold hum as he held

Luca back, “Take that woman to the basement. I’ll handle it personally in half an

“Yes, Mr.

Luca

restroom, the guards quietly took her to the basement without

the private room, Abel continued to serve Emmeline and the children before picking up his phone and saying,

nodded understandingly, knowing that Abel had a lot on his plate. “Go ahead, I’ll take

down to give her a tender kiss on the forehead before making his

the hotel’s basement, where the wine cellar was located. It was dark, damp, and musty down

Luca shoved her to the ground with a forceful kick. She fell to her knees on

the darkness, all she could make out was