The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Abel was already done with his conversation before Kendra could say anything. He had already informed Luca where Kendra was. So, Luca rushed over immediately. After that, Abel gave Rosaline a call. “I need a driver, mom.”

Abel was already done with his conversation before Kendra could say anything. He had already informed Luca where Kendra was. So, Luca rushed over immediately. After that, Abel gave Rosaline a call. “I need a driver, mom.”

“Why do you need a driver, Abel”? Rosaline was confused.

“I need the driver to send Ms. Murphy back. I don’t want others to stick their noses into my business!”

“…Abel.” Rosaline knew how bad things had gotten, so she said, “Look, I’m doing this for your own good.”

“Are you saying that sending that poor single mother away was for my own good?” Abel tried to remain calm as he continued, “What does this have anything to do with them?”

“They’re outsiders and it would be inconvenient for them to stay with you,” replied Rosaline.

“What’s so inconvenient about that?” Abel asked and continued, “I saved them and yet you wanted to send them to their own deaths? What is wrong with you?”

Rosaline was rendered speechless after that.

“Look,” said Abel as he continued, “I want Evelyn gone or else, I won’t mind sending her back to Atley!”

Rosaline was speechless because she knew that her son was capable of doing just that. So, she had no choice but to do as he said. Evelyn was sobbing her lungs out when the driver arrived to pick her up. It almost seemed like Abel absolutely detested seeing her around. She would always be humiliated by him.

be with Abel. I think I should just return home to Atley.

felt awful when

respected me as a person.” Evelyn sobbed and continued, “He’s always more

create more chances. Maybe one

continued, “He wouldn’t let

you have your kids?” said Rosaline as she continued,

and continued, “What

playday at the playground this weekend. I’ll make Abel

children would love to join her at the playground. They knew that the quadruplets knew her as their mother’s friend and would treat her well. That way, Abel would obviously be there for

then,” said Rosaline as she continued, “I’ll let the children know that

Evelyn blushed and continued, “Thank you

Abel,” said Rosaline. She continued,

the children out for a playday. They happily

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