Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Tony announced, “Our friend Abel will handle the distribution of the cash envelopes. Each of these envelopes contains your share from the insurance company.

Emmeline chuckled, “Oh, I almost forgot about that!”

He added, “It’s a sum of 35,000 in cash. You can pick it up later. Also, talk to Janie about being her bridesmaid.”

“Sure, congratulations in advance!” After ending the call, Emmeline coughed before regaining her composure.

Abel raised his concerns, saying. If you keep pushing yourself like this, we might need to return to the hospital”

She replied, “I just want to wrap things up quickly.” Then, she proceeded to call Vernon to discuss employee training.

Angrily, Abel grabbed her phone ‘Fine. Let’s wrap up everything here so you can return and marry Albus!

Emmeline fell into a thoughtful silence. She furrowed her brow and gazed out the car window, her eyes brimming with tears.

“Damn it!” He clenched his fist and slammed it against the steering wheel. He couldn’t believe he had let those hurtful words slip. I’m sorry, babe,” he whispered in a low, husky voice.

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and acquainted herself with the advertising decorations. According to the current status, it would be ready in approximately ten days, allowing them to initiate stocking and test business operations once the

Emmeline that her unpaid leave had concluded, and

Vernon and his wife coincidentally descended

greet them. “Mr. Chester, Aunt Audrey,

you lost weight?” Audrey held Emmeline’s hand, a look of concern on her

eating well lately; it’s

advised, “You need to take care of your health. You may look delicate,

happened to stumble upon a guod opportunity!”

“Emma, my wife, used to accompany me to the market, and she worked hard,

then. Emmeline gazed at Audrey, whose elegance and grace were the fruits of her

this time, Emmeline and Vernon engaged in a discussion about employee training matters. Given the current recruitment situation, they considered the possibility of arranging the training sessions by

Audrey invited Emmeline to stay for lunch. Emmeline, aware that Abel would be calling soon, politely declined, saying. “Not today. Next

time, a friend who deals with antiques came over. I told

“I was thinking of finding someone to help me authenticate them. When