The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Chapter 74

Abel’s expression sank. “Aunt Julianna, my mother wasn’t in the garden when the incident happened.”

“What about Alana?” Julianna asked. “I think there’s something fishy about her!”

She was at the dance floor with me,” Abel explained somewhat reluctantly.

“Fine, whatever,” Julianna said. “Let’s keep a close eye on our own children and minimize our interactions between families!”

Quite obviously, she was referring to Emmeline and Abel.

The two people seemed awkward.

“Yes, Abel.” Adrien went up to stand beside Emmeline. “I’m very grateful that you saved my son, but what

happens after is strictly within our family. You should leave.”

Abel glanced at Hesperus, sleeping on the hospital bed. The boy was in a better condition than before.

He nodded at Emmeline before stepping out of the ward.

Emmeline could hear his footsteps echo rhythmically down the corridor and into the elevator.

Somehow, she felt vacant inside, as though she and Hesperus had lost a shoulder to lean on.

That’s strange. I thought the father and grandparents of my children are here with me!

Abel stepped out of the hospital.

night wind was blowing fiercely, but he did not

took a cigarette and placed it between his lips. He was about to search for a lighter when Luca presented a lighter next to

furrowed his brows a little as he took a

atmosphere in the hospital

him feel

to leave

Hesperus there.

next had nothing to do with

only

going home, Mr.

Luca asked.

stubbed out the cigarette after taking a few drags. He tossed the cigarette into the trash can and walked

around and looked at the window

what

because of that mistake five years ago. Emmeline should have been with Abel and

passenger seat. They went to a bar named Golden

had not been

very long,

bar did not

atmosphere in the bar died down a little after Abel stepped into the place with

while the female guests gasped and wondered

has the demeanor of a devil but the looks of

“How charming!”

recognized him. “That’s Abel Ryker! He’s

it’s really Abel