Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 1014

Doris’s eyes welled up with tears, her voice trembling as she spoke, “I’ve longed for a child as well. Since the birth of these babies, I haven’t been able to bear being apart from them.”

Emmeline nodded understandingly, she knew the longing and the deep attachment one could have for their flesh and blood.

The three of them exited the hospital building, and Emmeline went to retrieve the car.

Jennie held onto Doris’s hand, her voice firm as she offered words of advice, “You better hold onto that rich bachelor, otherwise, you won’t find another one like him in this lifetime.”

Doris felt a mix of hesitation and annoyance. “What’s with your concern, sis?”

“My concern is for our parents’ sake!” Jennie shot her a pointed look. “Just do as I say!”

Doris sighed, realizing it was futile to argue further. Emmeline pulled up in the car, interrupting their conversation.

Emmeline parked the car by their side, and Doris bid farewell to Jennie before bending down to enter the vehicle.

Forty minutes later, they arrived at Macsen Villa.

In just a few days, the workforce on this side was complete.

All of them were brought over by Waylon from Osea.

He was accustomed to working with these people, trusted them implicitly, and they knew how to cater to his needs.

The security guard, upon seeing Emmeline in the sports car, was overjoyed. He quickly grabbed the remote control and opened the electric gate, exclaiming, “Ms. Louise, it’s great to see you again! What a pleasant surprise.”

“Hello, Uncle Patrick,” Emmeline greeted the security guard, lowering the car window.

The sports car entered the courtyard and parked in its designated spot.

Emmeline led Doris through the connecting corridor toward the entrance door.

A few gardeners were diligently tending to the flower beds on either side, carefully pruning and arranging the plants.

The flower beds looked more exquisite than ever before.

Compared to when Emmeline occasionally stayed here for a few days, it was like night and day.

The transformation was nothing short of remarkable.

The flower beds back then were wild and overgrown, but now they were neatly arranged, giving off a sense of satisfaction just by looking at them.

“Emma,” Doris whispered, “aren’t these workers from Struyria?”

“They’re from Osea,” Emmeline replied. “Half of them are from Cineraceus in Reykjovak.”