Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

“In that case, leave Emmeline here,” Oscar negotiated with a quirked brow, “and I’ll pretend today never happened.”

“Yeah, right!” Abel sneered. “Emma is the mother of my four children and my beloved woman. How can I turn a blind eye and abandon her?”

“I promise you,” Oscar’s gaze deepened as he spoke. “If you hand over Emmeline, the position of Ryker Group’s CEO will still be yours. You can choose to marry any prestigious lady, even the ones abroad. I won’t interfere.”

“I’m not interested!” Abel declared firmly. “Emma is mine for this lifetime and beyond. I’ll never let her go.”

Emmeline’s hand, held tightly by him, trembled, and tears blurred her vision.

“I won’t leave Abel, Old Mr. Ryker.” She looked up. “I just want you to know that the power and influence of the Adelmar Clan are on par with the Ryker Group, if not greater. My master won’t overlook what you want to do to me.”

Adelmar!” Oscar raised his brows. “My eldest son died because of

might be easy for you.” Emmeline’s gaze turned icy. “But have you ever considered how Timothy, Helios, Endymion, and Hesperus will view you? Unless you

Emmeline’s warning. His four great-grandchildren were his treasures, an extension of the Ryker family’s bloodline and his pride. If one day they turned against him, he might

all, an eighty-year-old man, and sitting down made

can’t be changed. My marriage to Abel and the birth of our sons were all fate. That’s why I’m asking you to let go of your grudge against the Adelmar Clan

already dead, and it was because of Robert Adelmar. He died by my hands, and I will

his hands? This revelation left everyone stunned, even

cautiously. “What exactly

bring it up again,” Oscar said and pointed at Emmeline. “I can let you go, but you must go far away and never return. Abel and the four

wife and children!” Abel insisted to Oscar