The Quadruplets Are Mine?

“Emma also runs her own clothing business,” Alana continued. “At the same time, she works as a corporate trainer, although her future in that role is uncertain. Finding a daughter–in–law like her is truly a blessing!”

“Based on what you’re saying,” Michelle hesitated. “Emma sounds remarkable. How did she end up with Albus?”

“Mrs. Stellar!” Sophia took over the conversation. “According to Albus, Emmeline’s parents were aware of our prosperity and the strong connection we share. They felt comfortable entrusting Emma to us and arranged the match.”

“I believe that,” Michelle said proudly. “Maxwell and Kimberly are honest people from Altney Steel. The Zellers know them very well.”

“Yes,” Alana said. “That’s why my mother–in–law wants to make this happy event happen quickly!”

“Alright!” Michelle clapped Alana’s hand and said, “Since Maxwell’s family has already visited, and considering your status as Abel’s wife, I will talk to Albus. We can discuss a suitable date for the engagement.”

“That would be great,” Alana said quickly. “Emma has made mistakes in the past, so I hope you can forgive her.”

Michelle nodded. “It’s all in the past. Adults shouldn’t hold grudges against children.”

Alana exchanged glances and smiled at

other, the three women harbored their

morning, Michelle and Albus arrived at Altney Steel Central Hospital bearing thoughtful gifts for Maxwell. Upon entering the hospital

managed a polite nod

engage in small talk, exchanging pleasantries and shedding a few tears as she expressed her contemplations on the

a few rounds of conversation, they discussed the topic

couldn’t help but feel overjoyed, her heart filled

Michelle stopped talking at

Kimberly’s heart sank.

I’ve been raising three kids without any significant savings. I–I’m afraid that if our two children decide to

I doing?” Kimberly said, “We’ve known each other for a long time, and our children getting married is a close relationship. I just want peace of mind, not money. Putting it this way, it

when a daughter gets engaged, the groom’s family gives three gold rings and a motorcycle, along with eleven thousand dollars. I really can’t afford it. If you think it’s okay, I

immediately turned his head

said, “Although Emma is accustomed to being pampered, we are not solely driven by profit. The absence of an engagement gift is not a big deal.”