Ambush of the Quadruplets: Stay Away From This Woman

“Uncle Maxwell.” Abel’s eyes were slightly moist as he knelt in front of Maxwell. “My loyalty lies with you. Everything I have today is thanks to you. I don’t remember the others, nor do I want to!”

Maxwell frowned, “We are all family. The past is in the past; we need to focus on what lies ahead and do it well!”

After a moment of silence. Abel nodded and briefly acknowledged Maxwell’s response.

School had resumed, but Emmeline hadn’t returned to register.

Abel had already made the necessary arrangements with his contacts at the Education Bureau.

Emmeline only needed to submit her leave of absence paperwork without pay,

Before heading back to Altney in the morning, Abel brought Emmeline to the school.

The director of academic affairs, Juseph Sayer, had been transferred to Altney Steel and now worked as an ordinary employee.

Ysabel’s whereabouts remained unknown, and there was no confirmation of her status,

When Abel and Emmeline arrived at the administrative building, they ran into someone coming out of the vice principal’s office.

Both Abel and Emmeline recognized him as Diesel Parker, the rugged man.

Diesel felt a sense of familiarity when he saw the two of them.

After they passed each other, he suddenly turned back and caught up with Abel, asking, “Hey, have we met. before?”

but Benjamin and I even

and replied, “On the food street in Altney. It seems like you

“Oh,

Abel smiled. “Exactly!”

with him. “Nice to meet you!

didn’t scullle with me; you were in a tussle with

guy! Diesel slapped his forehead. “He’s Sophia’s man. I knocked

and

“It was the alcohol

so he waved his hand and said, “I’ve got

Parker, is my brother. If you ever need anything, just let. me

once had

like there was some business between

you here?” Abel inquired.

the school field renovation. Why else would I be here?” Diesel

ahead; I’ll head to the

the leave of absence without pay agreement at the academic affairs office, they went downstairs.

Abel’s phone

to

present, nor

used the pretext of needing to visit the

the other end. Abel, did your heart go

James was getting at–he was poking fun at him for showing leniency

his cigarette and responded with a chuckle,