Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Abel sat on the dam by the lake.

Two hours ago, he once again came to implore Maxwell and Kimberly to bless his union with Emmeline, whom he knew he could never live without.

The stainless-steel cover of the smoothie blender he had brought back from Sandwell had already been arranged for sample production by the technicians, and the path to securing the contract factory was well laid out. However, his heart was in turmoil.

On the day Emmeline spent at RetroWave Advertisements, he had visited twice just to catch a glimpse of her from afar. Just that one glance was enough to calm his restless heart.

Abel knew what he wanted. So, at 4 p.m., he returned home once more.

What he received was not only a scolding from Kimberly but also two slaps from Maxwell.

He knelt at Maxwell’s feet without a word. However, the couple adamantly refused to allow Emmeline to marry him.

“Emma!” Abel shouted loudly across the lake, “Tell me, what should I do to keep from losing you?”

Tears had dried up.

phone, looked at Abel’s name, deleted it, and then saved it again. She saved it, thought for a

never changed growing up, so why are you acting like this now? Even if my parents won’t let us be together, I’m still your Emma. What’s gotten into you? How can you abandon.

knew she had to return as

there was still a lot of research to be done tonight. She had to bury her worries.

saw the vice principal of the school she worked

him was someone who surprised Emmeline: Diesel Parker, the man who had once held her hostage at

be the dim light playing tricks on her eyes, but a closer look

is a cultured and knowledgeable school principal and the other is a

Diesel, Emmeline avoided the path she knew he would take and took a wide detour, holding onto

Emmeline arrived at RetroWave Advertisements, everyone

and the social impact on various levels. The next day, armed with the proposal and some

but she didn’t expect Abel to show up.

her office. While she was happy to

said to Abel. “You look after her, protect her, but you won’t let her know, letting her misunderstand you just like that. What’s

I’m just pushing her to

indeed

breaks out of her cocoon, it’ll be your