Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

It was the weekend, and after finishing their breakfast, the family of six was getting ready for a big shopping trip. They had four kids’ rooms that needed organizing, and it was no small feat.

As soon as they were done getting ready, they headed down to the kitchen.

“Mr. Abel and Ms. Louise are so in love,” Kendra remarked. “Look at them making breakfast together like that.”

“That’s exactly what we were hoping for,” Daisy replied with a grin. “If it weren’t for you coming along when you did, our Missy might have missed out on her real hubby.”

“They really are a perfect match,” Kendra said, her voice tinged with envy. “Just look at them, both talented and gorgeous.”

“Absolutely,” Daisy said with a hint of pride. “The only one who can match up to our Missy is Mr. Abel.”

“I couldn’t agree more,” Kendra chimed in. “I was blown away by Ms. Louise’s beauty five years ago, and I’ve remembered her ever since.”

“Thank goodness you remembered,” Daisy said. “If it weren’t for you figuring out Alana, who knows how long we would have had to keep up the charade.”

“Everything happens for a reason,” Kendra sighed.

“You’re up!”

and waved them over to the kitchen. “Go wake up

Kendra said. “We feel bad

smiled sweetly. “Especially Timmy. I

about,” Kendra said. “As for that Alana, I only met her once, but she gave

Abel tell you? Your daughter’s name will

momentarily

don’t like the idea of having Mr. Abel’s

gratitude. It’s such an honor

it possible for our family to reunite,” Emmeline said. “So let’s have the little one named Ryker, as a way to thank you. And when

Abel added. “She’ll attend the same one as

eyes welled up with tears, nodding repeatedly. “Thank you, Ms. Louise. Thank you,

it,” Emmeline smiled. “From now

Kendra nodded vigorously. “I’ll go wake up

enough, the four little ones came bounding down the stairs, excited

“Mommy, Daddy!”

outstretched and short

knelt

and Mommy