The Quadruplets Are Mine?

As Benjamin said, Janie was sitting on the hospital bed, feeling dejected.

Just now Benjamin answered the phone and left in a hurry.

Although Janie did not know what happened, it must have something to do with Emmeline.

Only when something happened to Emmeline would Benjamin act so impatiently.

After thinking about it, Janie took out her mobile phone and called Emmeline.

Emmeline was sitting on the swing drinking coffee when her cell phone rang.

The mobile phone was placed on the round wooden table next to her, and Benjamin picked it up and handed it to her.

The caller was Janie.

Benjamin frowned slightly, feeling a sense of irritability in his heart.

Why is Janie calling Emmeline right now?

"It is Janie," He handed the phone to Emmeline.

Emmeline was also taken aback.

Benjamin just came here, and immediately after, Janie's call followed?

She put down the coffee cup with doubts and swiped the answer button.

"Janie?" She asked with a smile, "Are you feeling better now?"

"I am all right," Janie said over the other end, "I am worried about you instead."

"Me?" Emmeline smiled lightly, "I am fine."

"Really?"

"Why should I lie to you? Except that I still cannot see clearly, my whole body is alive and kicking."

"That is good," Janie said, "Just now Mr. Benjamin answered a phone call and left in a hurry. I thought something happened to you."

"It was Sam who made all the fuss," Emmeline said, "Do not worry, I am fine."

"..." Janie's heart sank suddenly.

Benjamin really went to see Emmeline, and it was at night.

Although Emmeline did not say anything, it was all explained by her one sentence "Sam made a fuss".

The call just now was from Sam to Benjamin.

"Janie," Emmeline was holding the phone, "Let me make some snacks for you, I just learned a new variety, let me make it for you to try?"

"Thank you, but no," Janie said, "Your eyes are not fully recovered, besides, I will be discharged from the hospital tomorrow, and it will not be too late to do it after your eyes get better."

"That will be fine too," Emmeline said, "You will be discharged from the hospital tomorrow, Ben and I will pick you up."

"Need not," Janie said, "You have bad eyesight, do not roam around, or Mr. Abel will worry about you. I can have Mr. Benjamin pick me up here."

"..." Emmeline nodded, "Okay, I shall see you again after you are discharged from the hospital."

"Um," Janie's voice was shallow, "It is okay, I will hang up first."

"Alright Janie, bye." Emmeline ended the call.

"Janie will be discharged from the hospital tomorrow?" She asked Benjamin, "Have you figured out how to settle her?"

Benjamin sat down on the chair beside the round wooden table and said, "Let her live in the small villa over the Banyan Garden. I will give her the keys and the house book tomorrow, as well as a car, plus..."

"A bank card?" Emmeline finished his sentence for him.

Benjamin was startled, then nodded.

"Sure enough, you men have the same idea," Emmeline took a sip of coffee.

What Benjamin did reminded her of the ten million dollars bank card Abel gave her back then.

If her estimation was correct, Benjamin also would give Janie ten million dollars.