Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 1454

Emmeline returned to the Ryker Group building, but Abel was nowhere to be found. He was not in the office either.

Hasn’t he come back?

Emmeline sat on the sofa, anxiously waiting. What else could she do in this situation?

As the sky darkened, he still hadn’t returned. It was getting late, and Abel was still nowhere to be found.

Emmeline changed into her nightgown and sat on the edge of the bed, clutching her blanket, listening to the clock ticking second by second.

At four o’clock in the morning, the sound of the door lock echoed, followed by the living room light turning on with a ‘click. She ran barefoot to the living room and saw Abel, squinting against the light as if he hadn’t expected to see her.

“Emma?” Abel mumbled. “You’re back?”

Emmeline smelled the faint scent of alcohol as she walked up to him, then she saw his disheveled hair and the numerous colorful kiss marks on his neck. She pulled open his T- shirt to see them covering almost his entire chest too, and tears streamed down her face.

“Who were you with?” She frowned. “Alana?”

doesn’t matter anyway!” He laughed. “Does it

pulled her into his arms as he was about to lower his head. However, she swung her left hand and slapped him on the cheek. Due to her injured wrist, the slap was

sneered, still holding her right wrist. “Now that you have a man, I’m

hoarsely. “You have

who has disappointed me?” Abel snorted.

whispered. “How can I fight

He sneered. “Will your mother be

I want is to prevent her from getting sick and sent to a mental hospital, so I had to choose Albus. Consider it as me

so I won’t allow you to sacrifice yourself

the bedroom, throwing her onto the bed. With a ‘whoosh,‘

with tears. She heard his belt buckle snap open, but then the blanket was

her. She turned around and embraced him, then fell into a deep sleep

rested her head on Abel’s shoulder, caressing the kiss marks on

replied calmly. “Don’t think too much

are these?” She didn’t believe

at the nightclub last night.” He looked toward the ceiling, “It was really just fooling around.