The Quadruplets Are Mine?

The next morning, after adjusting the car navigation system and starting her car, Emmeline set off for Sandwell alone.

To her surprise, she arrived in the evening around 7 p.m., completing a journey of over 559 miles.

She felt a great sense of accomplishment. It was her first time driving alone on such a long trip after obtaining her driver’s license.

When she suddenly appeared in front of Paul, he almost jumped up from behind the tea counter.

“Emma!” he called out as he looked behind her. “Why did you suddenly come here?”

“I wanted to surprise you. Emmeline smiled. “No need to look at my back. It’s just me.”

“What about Abel?” Paul asked. “Why are you alone?”

“Abel doesn’t know I’m here. Emmeline chuckled and added, “I drove here by myself”

“What a surprise!” Paul exclaimed, almost dropping his eyes. “You came all this way; it’s more like a shock.”

“But I’m fine, aren’t Emmeline laughed. “Don’t worry, Paul.”

he said, “As long

a small restaurant. He ordered Emmeline’s favorite vegetarian

While Emmeline was enjoying her meal,

as he stood up from the sofa.

replied. “I just wanted to ask you about

know,” Abel said. “She’s incredibly bold. But this doesn’t make sense. What about Luca? I assigned him as her chauffeur. Where did he go?”

up with Paul and called Luca,

hospital taking care of his mother. When he heard that Emmeline had driven to Sandwell by

the call with Luca,

an eye on her? She might have the courage to drive there, but she might not be able to find her way back. If anything

you want to come

over, Abel replied. “Seeing her

“I’ll keep an eye on her for now. Hurry up

Abel said. “I’m not sure when I’ll arrive. Just make sure

and went to the Clothing Wholesale Market to check

she hadn’t even covered half of the

Paul to inform him that she wouldn’t be going back for lunch. In

but to go along with her. After all, she couldn’t just leave without her Ford Focus, which was

walk along the streets of the

women’s clothing. Now, she needed to inspect several second–tier and

5 p.m., the streets were still crowded

observing the