Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

After finishing her call with Waylon, Doris hung up the phone. So, for the past couple of days, every evening after work, she took a taxi home and then sent a message to Waylon. Waylon would respond with just “Got it.” And that would be the end of the conversation.

Now, as Doris was about to hail a taxi that night, a black car suddenly stopped in front of her. Before she could react, two people got out of the backseat and the front passenger seat respectively, grabbed her, and shoved her into the car. They swiftly locked the doors, and the car sped away.

The whole ordeal took less than two seconds. Even so, the situation was witnessed by Daniel, who happened to be driving behind.

Earlier in the day, Daniel had talked to Doris and learned she would take a taxi home after work. He had considered offering to give her a ride to ensure her safety. As fate would have it, he was driving toward her location and saw her being forcibly placed into the car.

Realizing that something was wrong, Daniel floored the gas pedal and chased after the vehicle.

The person in the front passenger seat cursed inside the car after glancing at the rearview mirror. “We have a Volvo chasing our tail!”

By this time, Doris had already been gagged with duct tape, and her hands and feet were bound. She lay on the seat, desperately struggling and making muffled sounds through her. gag.

kidnapped her. Also, she was worried

seat, only for the man beside her to slap her viciously.

Raymond will take

Raymond? Doris’ mind went blank. Could it be Raymond Zaneveld, the scion from a powerful family who had made inappropriate advances toward me at the wedding banquet and had his limbs broken by

Volvo, relentlessly pursuing the black sedan in front. However, the car ahead maintained a high speed, and the two vehicles kept a consistent

a short while, the two cars were still locked in a tight chase. They left the city, entered the highway, took the first exit, and

the black car in front. He didn’t know exactly what had happened, but it was

calling the police or even contacting Waylon. However, the relentless pursuit left him with no time to make a phone call, not

He repeatedly picked up

half an hour; she should have arrived home by note. So,

longer This was no longer about his dignity but a matter of Doris’ safety. If something had happened to her, not only would Emmeline be furious with him, but he

no one answering, his relief turned into dread. Finally, a robotic voice informed