Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Emmeline hurriedly ran over and opened the car door, taking the front passenger seat. Abel leaned over to fasten her seatbelt, and Emmeline took the opportunity to kiss his cheek as a thank-you.

A car behind them honked impatiently, prompting Abel to grab Emmeline’s hand and quickly return a kiss to the back of her hand.

The car accelerated and merged into the traffic.

“Why did you come out? Shouldn’t you be in school?” Abel asked her.

“Market research, Emmeline replied, her face proud as she raised her eyebrows at him.

“Market research?” Abel glanced at her and chuckled. “You? In which industry? What market trends?”

“The fashion industry, of course! Have you forgotten what Mr. Murphy mentioned last time?” Emmeline pouted in frustration.

“Oh, right. I’ll give you credit for being ambitious,” Abel added. “Did you also lose your wallet?”

“There was no money in it. It was practically empty. Besides, the wallet itself isn’t valuable,” said Emmeline and looked mischievously at him. “You could buy me a nice one later.”

“Well, I don’t see you going on a shopping spree.” Abel deliberately put on a serious face. “Where’s the money? Don’t tell me you left home without cash and are trying to scam me.”

trying to scam you. The items are right here.” Emmeline opened her handbag and proudly displayed the three small items in front

“What are these? They look so rustic. Did you dig them up

nothing. These are antiques!” Emmeline retorted. “I studied them in the university library. There are stories behind

did they cost?”

“Four hundred.”

someone’s got money to

that back, and I’ve

should pray to the god of money when you get home. For all we know, you might have just bought yourself a gold mine!” Abel

I wanted to give you that jade thumb ring,

Abel leaned in quickly and planted a

been quite restrained. and this was the first time he had kissed her on the

just saw Tony,” Emmeline said.

“Where?”

where you picked me up. He’s opened an advertising

like he’s ventured out on his own.”

Many stores are

aren’t many people who