Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

Abel looked much better after finishing Janie’s soup. He stood up, thinking of going into Emma’s bedroom once again, but he was immediately paralyzed by the chronic pain in his abdomen. The pain was so excruciating that it drained all the color from his face in an instant and caused him to break out in cold sweat.

“Arrghhhh… d*mn it!” Abel cursed.

“Mr. Abel, are you alright?” Luca immediately went to his aid.

“Blerghhhhh…” Before he knew it, Abel had involuntarily vomited blood and soup all over the floor.

“Mr. Abel! Mr. Abel!” Luca exclaimed in shock as he rushed to sit Abel back down on the sofa.

“This is terrible. Why can’t my stomach just behave?” he moaned in pain.

“I’ll get a doctor. Hang in there, Mr. Abel!” Luca said before rushing out of the door.

Benjamin and Janie were chatting on the ground floor when Luca rushed in gasping for breath, shocking the both of them.

Benjamin asked,

York, please call a doctor! Mr. Abel is not doing

to find Abel lying weakly on the sofa. The room was filled with the unpleasant stench of

almost yelled, but Abel was not

doctor right now!” Janie urged him. Benjamin immediately called

few doctors and nurses arrived from the main hospital wing. They immediately carted Abel onto a stretcher and into an ambulance upon assessing his

I’ll keep an eye on

with Luca!

Abel was conscious once again. As he took in his surroundings, he found himself

by Emma’s side! I can’t leave her…” he grumbled

Luca stopped him from getting off the bed. “The doctors say your stomach bleeding is in critical condition. You need immediate

his skin forcefully and bolted out of the ward in slippers before Luca could stop him. He ran into the elevator, pressing for the first floor and immediately running back toward the building where Emma was in. However,

he groaned out his last word before

again, it was already bright outside. Waylon Adelmar was

weakly. “I can’t be here. I need to be

You need treatment,” Waylon said flatly. “You’re in critical condition right