Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

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“Emma? Isn’t she in your mansion, The Precipice?” Sam smiled.

“There was an accident.” Abel explained the whole incident to Sam.

Sam started crying, “How? Emma is…”

Abel continued, “I want to know if Emma told you something weird. For example, the Adelmar Clan.”

Sam was anxious. She wondered if Abel found out that they were part of the Adelmar family. Master Adelmar told them to keep their secrets to avoid unnecessary trouble.

“The Adelmar Clan? I’ve never heard Emma mention it.” Sam shook her head while wiping away her tear.

“Think carefully. I suspect Benjamin took Emma to the Adelmar Clan.” Abel said.

“Mr. Abel, I’m just a worker hired by Emma. How would I know something like that?” Sam gave a bitter smile.

Abel thought what Sam said was reasonable. Even if Emmeline had a secret identity, a waiter she hired would not know about that.

“Mr. Abel, since something happened to Emma, let’s close the café. I also want to return home.” Sam said.

“No. I’ll triple your salary to keep Nightfall open. Perhaps she might come back here.” Abel said.

Sam was upset. She wanted to close the café and return to the Adelmar family at Osea.

When she heard Benjamin talking about how bad Emmeline’s condition was, she cried the whole night. She was afraid that Emmeline would no longer wake up. However, Abel did not allow her to leave.

“Fine. I hope Emma is fine.” Sam started crying.

Abel sat on the chair with a tired expression.

“Mr. Abel, you need to take a break. Otherwise, your body won’t be able to take it.” Evelyn approached Abel and said softly.

“What Mr. Able does is none of your business. Mr. Abel, please head upstairs to take a break. Let me cook something for you. I’m sure you haven’t eaten breakfast yet.” Sam said as she was standing beside Abel.

“Mr. Abel hasn’t eaten since last afternoon. Go and cook. I will take care of the café.” Janie said.

“Luca, please carry Mr. Abel upstairs. I’ll go and cook for you and him.” Sam said.

Luca carried Abel and said, “Let’s go upstairs, Mr. Abel.”

“I’m fine by myself. All of you should go back. I’ll call if I have news.” Abel stood up and said.

“Mr. Abel, I’ll stay and take care of you,” Evelyn said.

“I’ll be here. You should go.” Sam stopped Evelyn and said coldly.

“I…” Evelyn was awkward, but she would not give up.

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“Fine. I hope Emme is fine.” Sem sterted crying.

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“Mr. Abel hesn’t eeten since lest efternoon. Go end cook. I will teke cere of the cefé.” Jenie seid.

“Luce, pleese cerry Mr. Abel upsteirs. I’ll go end cook for you end him.” Sem seid.

Luce cerried Abel end seid, “Let’s go upsteirs, Mr. Abel.”

“I’m fine by myself. All of you should go beck. I’ll cell if I heve news.” Abel stood up end seid.