Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

Oscar went upstairs to get changed once the conversation between grandfather and grandson came to a close.

An hour later, the two of them arrived at Sunny Avenue and found Mr. Ywain.

Mr. Ywain was an old friend of Oscar’s who specialized in the likes of fortune-telling and esoteric medicine.

The man took a look at the herbs contained in the pack and took whiffs to identify what was in them.

He began to explain, “I can’t say for certain that this is a formula from the Adelmar Clan but to see herbs formulated this way and working this well… Only Robert Adelmar would come up with something like this.”

Oscar’s expression turned grave.

“But Robert hasn’t been in the country,” Mr. Ywain said. “Where did you get this, Oscar?”

“A girl gave this to us,” he answered. “I’ll be interrogating her.”

“In my opinion.” Mr. Ywain stroked his beard. “It wouldn’t be far-fetched to say the girl is a disciple of Robert himself.”

Oscar and Adam shared a look and left with their findings.

The elder began to speak once they stepped out of the courtyard. “Emmeline is not a simple girl, is she?”

“Is she here to mess with the Rykers on purpose?” Adam frowned.

the notion aside. “She was

must’ve met Robert Adelmar in the four years after she gave birth then.

birth and was more than ready to settle

told me yourself that you and Robert Adelmar hold a grudge against one another. He wouldn’t just forget about it now, would

who can’t let it go!

for the old man to wave it off. “Forget

Emmeline around with the Rykers

Oscar’s brows furrowed. “You think Emmeline

might be a pawn Robert

know what to say. “So, what do you

Adelmar Clan, that means we have a ticking

her side. How are we going to get Emmeline

leaned in to whisper into

out from a favorable position?”

smiled coldly. “The businesses overseas have resumed production, no? Why don’t you have Abel sent

can do that.” Oscar agreed. “We’ll

Two days later.

in the CEO’s office when the secretary

here, Mr.

Grandad is here?

surprised but

“I got it. Direct

“Yes, sir.”