Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

“Focus on your work.” Abel chuckled. “I’m also taking risks here; I might end up back in the pre-liberation cra.”

“I have mixed feelings. Emmeline furrowed her brow. It’s really frustrating.”

“Don’t worry about me,” Abel said. “You being okay is enough to reassure me.”

When they returned home, Kimberly was still busy in the kitchen, and Maxwell had also returned.

“Is it me or have you lost some weight?” Maxwell asked Abel, and they exchanged a pack of cigarettes.

“I’m constantly out in the market, no time to rest,” Abel said.

“How are the results?” Dad inquired again.

“Dad,” Emmeline chimed in. “Abel is planning to make a big change and become a big boss!”

“What do you mean?” Maxwell furrowed his brow.

“Abel plans to take over a factory and start a parts company.”

Maxwell’s frown deepened. “Abel, I brought you out when you were in your teens. For you to achieve your current level isn’t easy. You can’t mess around!”

“Don’t worry, Uncle Maxwell. I know what I’m doing.”

Maxwell said. Find a wife in the coming year and have a

a wife and have a child… Abel thought. Should my goal be

you tell us you were coming home?” Kimberly came out. “I

when I feel like having taquitos,” Abel replied. “Is the medicine prescribed by the doctor at City Hospital

I can get some intermittent sleep,” she said.

then, the doorbell rang, and Kimberly opened the door

man from last time, Albus, is at my house right now, and he brought a bunch of

was immediately angry. “We barely met, and he thinks he can just come over?!”

explained. “He’s a nice guy, and his parents are actually your dad

me?” Emmeline pouted. “I don’t want to

he could come over for tea

your decisions!” Emmeline was

listen…” Abel felt a pang in his heart and tried to hold

up in her eyes. “If you want to see him, see him. yourself!”

running down the stairs with

up to her in a few

me to meet that guy?

Aunt Kimberly has poor health!” Abel furrowed his

and burst into tears. She wasn’t afraid to meet that inexplicable person, but she was genuinely afraid of