Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

“Ms. Emmeline!” Sam leaped into Emmeline’s arms, embracing her tightly. “I missed you so much. I’ve never been away from you for such a long time!”

Emmeline tapped Sam’s nose playfully. “Do you really? If you really miss me so badly, would you take long to return?”

“Enough teasing me.” Sam blinked her big eyes. “I bought you lots of gifts, and of course, gifts for Doris and Janic too.”

Luca brought over a pile of bags totaling more than a dozen packages.

“Ms. Emmeline, they’re all here. I can’t tell whose is whose. Let Sam distribute them to you.”

“Our gifts are secondary.” Emmeline turned to Luca. “Did you buy an engagement ring for Sam?”

“I did.” Luca replied somewhat bashfully. “Of course I did.”

“Let me see it.” Emmeline said. “If it doesn’t pass inspection, Abel will send you back to buy another one!”

“Of course, anything Mr. Abel says!” Luca took out an exquisite velvet box from his pocket.

-Emmeline opened it and found a three-carat diamond ring from an international luxury brand.

“Very nice!” Emmeline nodded with a smile. “Our Sam will do fine!”

when Luca will propose to Sam?” Doris

not do it now?”

and got down on one

followed by cheers from

customers joined in, chanting.

and Doris also chimed in with laughter, “Sam, what are you waiting

with deep, earnest eyes, “Marry me. I will give you the happiness you deserve!”

reluctantly accepted the diamond ring and pulled Luca up.

and spun her around three times right there.

erupted in

suggested, “Let’s all just have dinner at Nightfall Cafe. Ben

Waylon said. “We’ve all been so busy lately that we haven’t

let’s get together.” Emmeline smiled. “Celebrate Doris’

sounds great, Waylon said. “Emma, call Abel, and I’ll

Sam said, “Luca and I will go buy ingredients. What does

the ingredients, Waylon suggested. “We can do the cooking ourselves.” “That works,” Emmeline said. “It’ll save us the trouble

Banquet, and soon after, Benjamin arrived

Banquet delivered an abundance of ingredients, and the four men put on aprons and headed to

an hour later, the four

the lead, saying, “Ladies,