Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

The taxi headed straight to the training location–Continental Hotel.

The hotel was in front of a small hill with a picturesque view of the mountains and water.

The polished floor shines like crystal, making it a bit slippery to walk on.

In the lobby, a lonely piano was standing beneath the rose–gold pillars.

Dark red roses bloomed under the soft glow of the crystal lights.

The front desk attendant looked tired. A hoarse greeting was accompanied by a tired voice.

Clocks on the wall, displaying the time difference of various countries, made people question the concept of time.

After verifying the ID information, the attendant handed Emmeline the room card. “Room 9020, turn. left, and you’ll find the elevator.

“Thank you!”

She took the room card and walked through the spacious lobby, turning left toward the elevator.

The attendant pressed the floor button for her, opened the door, and sent her into the elevator.

The narrow space reflected her figure in the mirrors on all sides.

She arrived at the door and used the card to gain access.

The lock emitted a buzzing electromagnetic sound, and the door clicked open.

The spacious suite had a crimson carpet and luxurious furniture.

An exquisitely embroidered cashmere blanket underneath the side table added a touch of nobility and luxury.

whether all the students had the same room or if it was specially

phone made a notification sound, and the screen lit up with

‘Have you arrived?”

‘I have checked in.

continued, “It’s now 4 a.m. At 5:40 a.m., change into your military

to freshen up.

a military training

Where?

opened the bedroom’s spacious walk–in closet and saw a neatly folded army camouflage uniform, a pair of military boots,

a pair of shiny black six–centimeter high- heeled

put it on

to Brandon’s message. How many students are there this

replied, ‘Only twelve in the whole country.

suitcase, she took her clothes and belongings

checked her

to rest with her eyes closed.

rang again, breaking the silence

It was Abel.

Emmeline answered. “Abel?”

have you arrived?” His voice sounded anxious but not tired. It and remained awake.

have checked in,” she said. “Everything went

He exclaimed, “No time to

“It’s manageable.”

lobby on the first floor

11 p.m. on

Emmeline back to her room.

already booked a train ticket. After I return, I will rest for one night and attend the company’s unveiling

tomorrow. Give me a call when you wake

Master!” Emmeline smiled. Brandon was a man who made people

make me sound old. Brandon laughed, his