Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Abel tenderly kissed Emma’s check, his lips burning with intensity. ‘Emma, we can’t die. I will take you to our new home, where no one will disturb us.”

A new home? Our new home?

Emmeline was stunned. She had thought Abel’s consciousness was already fading, and fear gripped her heart.

She held him tightly and struggled to speak. “Abel, you have to hold on. I will go home with you. You have to hold on and take me home!

A faint smile appeared at the corner of his lips.

Then, he closed his eyes as if falling asleep, resting his head on Emmeline’s shoulder.

Emmeline’s world darkened, and she collapsed into Abel’s embrace, suffocated by the growing fire.

Asbestos tiles from the broken supports fell from the ceiling, covering them.

When Abel opened his eyes, he saw the white ceiling above him.

He was in the hospital.

He felt momentarily confused as he tried to recall what had happened.

Suddenly, a thought flashed in his mind. Emma, where is she?

He was trapped in the warehouse fire, and Emma had come in to find him!

She was in his arms, and he wanted to take her out, but everything went black.

Where is Emma?

sat

You’re awake?” The man beside him was

he asked anxiously. “Where

Tony said,

Emma!” Abel jumped out of bed, opened the door without hesitation, and rushed

entrance of the ward. When they saw Abel coming out, they immediately.

asked,

that the family of the warehouse keeper, Elly, would cause trouble, so he arranged

and then he remembered. It was the lady he couldn’t

Is she dead?

heart skipped

been an accident, he felt the weight of a

No, two lives!

gambling in Setwell five years ago

and opened the door to Emmeline’s hospital

Janie was guarding

Is she injured?” He rushed to the bedside, kneeling on the

hyperbaric oxygen

streaming down his face. “I sent her

okay. Don’t blame yourself,”

Emmeline stirred slightly, emitting a

and urgently whispered. “Emma, Emma! I’m here. Wake

another

suddenly tightened, and he instinctively felt something was

have softly called out his name in the past, not