Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

That night, Abel did not dare to help Emmeline with her bath. However, it was evident that she wanted. him to do so, given the little murmured hints she let fall.

“Oops…” Abel facepalmed.

“What’s wrong?” Emmeline’s eyes widened in anxiety.

“I just realized it’s already pretty late, and there are some documents that need to be seen to.”

“That’s not urgent, right?” Emmeline tugged at his arm. “Can’t it wait until tomorrow?”

“It’s needed first thing in the morning, though; if it’s late, it’ll delay everything.”

Emmeline pouted, looking distinctly unhappy. They had not been intimate since Abel rescued her from the clutches of that nefarious club owner. Her eyesight might have gone, but that was no reason to keep a distance from her, right?

“Come on, hubby…” Emmeline tried to slip her arms around Abel’s neck, but he moved aside and said, “There now, it’s alright. I’ll ask Kendra to help you.”

This left Emmeline bereft of speech. By the time she recovered herself, Abel had already fled. She stood there, feeling disappointed. Why did she have this nagging feeling that something was off with her

husband?

for Abel to come back. Once he was done with his work, he ought to be back, right? She was like a cat

covers and got up, determined to look for Abel in

Abel’s still busy, Ms. Emmeline. He asked me to

he taking so long?”

Abel did say not to bother him; what he’s working

no choice but to return to the room, where Kendra guided her to the bed. “Alright then, Kendra. Please tell Abel

Ms. Emmeline.” Kendra helped her to lie down,

half an hour until he was sure that Emmeline would have fallen asleep. Only then did he

the bed, Emmeline sensed his presence even in her’sleep. “Hubby…” She murmured coquettishly

However, Emmeline’s hand slipped down from his

thing beneath her palm? In her

hand off his crotch and pushed

close call!

pulling him close by the waist and snuggling

to hide now. Beads of cold sweat broke out on his forehead, and he drew a deep breath, then repeated in his mind like a mantra,

did not materialize, and Abel eventually