Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

Ethan said, "Father thought so too, but he is worried about you. So here I am."

"Thanks, brother; send my regards to father too. I will see you soon." Emmeline sniffed.

"Alright. I will be waiting for you."

"I will end the call now."

"Bye."

Emmeline hung up the phone and said, "Look at me; I am embarrassing myself now."

Doris said, "We will never laugh at you! Let’s see, you still have a father; I don’t even have my parents anymore! I am only left with my sister."

Janie said, "How lucky. After I lost my parents, I had no one with me; I didn’t have any siblings.

Sam sniffed, "You guys are making me cry! I am an orphan adopted by Master Adelmar; did I say anything?"

Emmeline wiped away her tears and said, "Alright, enough! We should be having fun; let’s stop all this negativity!"

"Let’s make a toast then!" Janie picked up her wine glass.

"Cheers!" The four of them clinked glasses, suppressing all kinds of feelings in their hearts. After drinking two bottles of red wine unconsciously, everyone was a little tipsy.

Abel was done with his social event and came to pick up his wife, Emmeline. Sam packed some desserts in advance for Luca. Doris called a taxi and went back to Macsen Villa. Janie looked at her watch. Benjamin was coming to get her within twenty minutes.

Sam said, "Janie, you should come inside to wait for him."

Janie said, "You should be resting now. Let me help with closing the shop, and you shall go rest."

"I can’t do that. You have nowhere to go if I close the door." Sam refused.

"I wanted to go for a walk. I am still feeling tipsy after all the drinking." Janie said.

Sam said, "But it’s too dangerous for you to go alone. Mr. Benjamin should be here in a minute."

"Nothing will happen to me. I will walk down the street slowly, and I should be able to meet Benjamin on my way." Sam couldn't change her mind. Janie helped with the closure of the shop and started to enjoy her walk alone.

Squeak! A car stopped beside Janie, and a man rolled down the window.

"Janie? What are you doing alone on the street now?" It was Harold.

Janie didn’t want to talk with him; she couldn’t get over what happened last time.

Harold grabbed her hand and said, "Janie! Why are you ignoring me? Are you still mad at me?"

Janie pushed him away and said annoyedly, "Don’t touch me!"

"Janie, please listen to me! I have been in love with you since we were in college! Could you please give me a chance?" He hugged her forcefully.

Janie tried to defend herself with her bag: "Go away!" Let me go!"