Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 1393

At RetroWave Advertisements, a crowd had gathered at the entrance, causing a commeric

“Tony, come out!” a woman in her fifties with gray hair shouted at the top of her lungs.

Ryan stood at the door, blocking her way. “Mr. Gibson’s not here. He’s gone out.”

“He must be hiding!” The woman persisted, shouting, “Tony, you senundrel! You slept with my daughter, and now you’re hiding like a coward! Come out!

As soon as she said this, Emmeline and Benjamin exchanged glances. It was Janie’s mother!

“Felix! Go in and destroy everything for me! Destroy it all!” The woman’s mouth foamed, her gray hair disheveled, as she urged a young man beside her.

The young man was thin and tall, resembling Janie, except that he had only one eye on his originally symmetrical face. The imbalance in his gaze caused his head to tilt slightly.

Emmeline remembered Janie mentioning that she had a disabled younger brother.

The woman dragged Felix Eastwood, the one–eyed young man, and desperately tried to charge into the store.

Ryan and the workers stopped her.

“Madam, if you keep this up, I’ll call the police! threatened Ryan.

“Go ahead and call the police! I’m not afraid! That scoundrel Tony slept with my daughter, and I haven’t even called the police yet!”

“Take your time and tell us what’s going on. It’s not good to create a scene like this,” Ryan said.

“Don’t tell me what to do! You city folks only care about how others see your We common people don’t care about all that! The woman sat down on the steps.

“Mom, please get up. You’re embarrassing yourself. Felix, the one–eyed young man, helplessly tried to pull her up.

“Who’s embarrassing?! If Tony doesn’t give me an explanation today, I’ll make sure he’s the one who’s embarrassed! The woman spat fiercely toward the store.

“Benjamin,” Emmeline said helplessly, “what’s going on here?”

“It’s obvious they’re trying to extort money from Tony with this incident.”

After Janie Cut her wrist, her colleagues called her village’s phone number, and the people in the village informed Janie’s parents.

Janie’s father had a bad leg, so her mother brought her disabled son and took a car to the city, heading to the Transport Guesthouse.