The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Emmeline hurriedly guided Luca into the bathroom.

Upon closer inspection, he discovered the phone submerged in water. In a panic, he retrieved the waterlogged device, exclaiming, “It’s ruined! It’s ruined! It’s unusable now!”

Her distress was evident as she stomped her foot and teetered on the verge of tears. She grabbed his hand and conveyed her worry through writing on his palm. ‘Abel won’t be able to find me. He’ll be worried!

Luca quickly reassured her, saying, “Don’t worry, don’t worry! I’ll call Boss immediately and inform him.

With that, he dialed Abel’s number, and the call was promptly answered.

“What’s the matter, Luca?”

Luca explained the situation to Abel. “Dr. Wyatt was charging Emma’s phone, which accidentally fell into the water. She’s worried that you relay her message to you right away.”

Cursing under his breath, Abel expressed his frustration. ‘D’un it! This Brandon! How could he be so careless? I’ll make him compensate Emma with a new phone.”

Luca agreed, “Alright. Emma’s phone was purchased in Sandwell, and if I recall correctly, it cost around five or six thousand. Brandon should compensate her with at least ten thousand.”

be back

informed Emmeline, “You heard it, Emma. Boss

could I blame Brandon? He was only trying

returned at that moment. Seeing the two blocking the bathroom. door, he asked, “What’s going on? Is there a mouse in the

floor! Where

on the seventeenth floor, so a mouse on the

“Are you suggesting that

exclaimed, “Oh no! What happened? It was charging perfectly fine just

“It ended up in the water!”

a shame.

instructed us to pass on a message to you and to buy a new one for

out at Luca, but Brandon held her back, offering. ‘My master’s phone isn’t working well either. I’ll buy one for him

that afternoon, Brandon ended up purchasing two identical Nokia N7 phones. She had no further objections. He also obtained a new SIM card, with only him and Abel privy to the number.

and his wife. waited outside Abel’s office as if they were

entered the office. “You’re looking for

report and commented, “The production efficiency has been excellent lately! The production line is running smoothly, and orders are pouring in!” With enthusiasm, he continued, “The city has approved land for us in the development zone. Next spring, we’re going to expand the

a

Abel

scale of our current production, something we

Abel chuckled. “It’s almost like catching a fortunate wave. If not for this opportunity, I might still be a