The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Abel held up the bowl of soup and stirred it about with the spoon.

Emmeline said, “I can feed myself. You don’t have to do it for me all the time.”

Abel denied, “You’re my wife. Of course I need to take care of you. Just sit back and let your dear husband pamper you.”

“You’ll spoil me rotten,” Emmeline said playfully.

Abel said, “So what if I do? My wife deserves to be spoiled.”

Emmeline teased, “Since when did you get so glib? What happened to the stone-faced devil Abel Ryker?”

“I’m still a stone-faced devil when it comes to other people. But in front of you, I’m nothing more than a lovestruck man.”

Emmeline couldn’t help breaking into laughter.

Abel was happy to see that she was laughing heartily as well.

He leaned in and gave her cheek a peck.

“Be a good girl and get better soon. I’m constantly feeling the urge to do it. It’s unbearable…”

Emmeline’s face was instantly flushed red.

However, Abel was quite the obedient man that night.

After dinner, he held Emmeline’s hand as they took a small walk around the garden.

returned to the bedroom, he also helped

as they watched television. They also played with

onto Emmeline that whole night, trying hard to control his baser instincts

day, she felt like her body

of bed and didn’t feel any discomfort

don’t you come with me to the office? Ever since the lightning brought me back to my senses, I don’t want to

good idea. You’ll be busy working and

you once I’m done with work. Be a good girl

it over. She didn’t want to disappoint him, so she nodded, “Alright

her around and

washed

blue dress and looked absolutely gorgeous. She then went with

up the scoop yesterday, all major broadcasting channels in Struyria were now showcasing the news of the Ryker Group

they both walked into the company, and as soon as they did, they could

Mrs. Ryker is

so young and

birth, she

is so unpredictable. She

“I’m so envious…”

followed behind Abel with flushed cheeks as they both entered the CEO’s

the elevator and into the CEO’s office, there was

a

wits,