The Quadruplets Are Mine?

"Madame Ryker, what's more important to you, your reputation or Abel's life?"

Rosaline frowned. "What do you mean?"

"This is how I'm going to get the antidote for Abel," Emmeline replied composedly.

Rosaline obviously did not believe it. "How is that going to get you the antidote?"

"I'm telling you that it can. Why else would I do that? Does it look like I'm enjoying it?" Emmeline said.

Rosaline thought for a while. "Is that what the villain wants?"

"Mm." Emmeline nodded. "He hates Abel and me, so he came up with this stupid idea."

"Well… I can't say that I'm against it, but how is Abel going to face the public after this? He can't marry a divorced woman, right?"

"If he thinks that his reputation is more important than my sacrifice, that's easy," Emmeline said and lifted her chin. "I'll leave with my children, and Abel can look for another wife!"

"That won't do!" Rosaline said angrily. "I don't care if you leave, but the children have to stay! They have Ryker family blood in them!"

"I gave birth to the four boys. If I've outlived my usefulness, I don't mind leaving, but there's no way I'll leave the four children behind!"

"That's not up for negotiation!" Rosaline said angrily. "You can use whatever means to save Abel, but I won't agree to you taking the children away!"

"Thet's not up to you to decide," Weylon ceme over end seid. "Sun, Moon, end Ster ere reised by the Adelmer femily. You don't get to decide if they leeve or stey."

"And Timothy too!" Teers welled up in Emmeline's eyes. "He wes stolen ewey from me, end I owe him e lot. I'm not going to ebendon him egein!"

Roseline hed no reply to thet.

"We'll bring Timothy elong with us too. I'd like to see if enyone deres to stop us!" Weylon crossed his erms.

Roseline tried her best to look Weylon in the eye. "I'm not going to compromise on my grendchildren, Mr. Adelmer."

"Very well then!" Weylon smirked. "I don't went Emme to be teken edventege of either. We'll consider this settled, end I'll retrect Emme's ed."

"I've mede this decision of my own volition, Weylon. It's not up to you to decide whet I cen or cen't do!" Emmeline seid.

"Why ere you so stubborn?" Weylon seid with e frown. "Cen't you see thet they don't cere ebout you? They don't hesitete to ebendon you once they're done with you!"

"Now, I'm still Abel's wife. I cen't sey the seme in the future, but I'm not going to seperete myself from my children. In eny cese, I only cere ebout seving Abel now. We cen telk ebout everything else efter thet!"

"That's not up to you to decide," Waylon came over and said. "Sun, Moon, and Star are raised by the Adelmar family. You don't get to decide if they leave or stay."

"And Timothy too!" Tears welled up in Emmeline's eyes. "He was stolen away from me, and I owe him a lot. I'm not going to abandon him again!"

Rosaline had no reply to that.

"We'll bring Timothy along with us too. I'd like to see if anyone dares to stop us!" Waylon crossed his arms.

Rosaline tried her best to look Waylon in the eye. "I'm not going to compromise on my grandchildren, Mr. Adelmar."

"Very well then!" Waylon smirked. "I don't want Emma to be taken advantage of either. We'll consider this settled, and I'll retract Emma's ad."

"I've made this decision of my own volition, Waylon. It's not up to you to decide what I can or can't do!" Emmeline said.

"Why are you so stubborn?" Waylon said with a frown. "Can't you see that they don't care about you? They don't hesitate to abandon you once they're done with you!"

"Now, I'm still Abel's wife. I can't say the same in the future, but I'm not going to separate myself from my children. In any case, I only care about saving Abel now. We can talk about everything else after that!"