Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Janie was lying on the hospital bed, her head swathed in gauze and her face pale. The nurse finished adjusting her IV drip and left with the tray. Janie stared blankly at the ceiling above. “Janie?” Benjamin whispered, holding her hand that was not connected to the IV. Janie ignored him, and she remained silent with her mouth shut. However, tears rolled down her face. Benjamin’s voice was hoarse, “Janie, don’t be sad. We can have another child, and you’re okay is already a blessing.” Janie bit her lip, turned her head inward, and ignored him. Benjamin said, “Don’t be like this. I’m also very sad about the accident.” Benjamin heard Janie sniffing. “Janie…”

I don’t want to live in the shadow of waiting for you for the rest of my life.” She said. “That’s all in the past,” Benjamin said, holding Janie’s hand. “Can’t we start over?” Janie choked, “It’s

with a woman? Besides, it’s not your fault.” “I have been bothering you all this time. Can’t I stop now?” “My mind is clear now. There’s no point in forcing you to love me.” Janie sniffed, “Don’t worry, I won’t tell Emmeline about this. She’s innocent, and I’m the wrong one. You don’t have to fear her looking down on you and insisting on being responsible for me.” Benjamin’s voice was hoarse. “Janie, things aren’t as bad as you think. I promised to marry and be good to you for