Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 216

Chapter 216 You Can’t Hurt This Kid

Timothy tried not to cry but bit his lip tightly.

Henry was about to hit Timothy. Suddenly, the door opened. It was Ella.

Ella yelled, “Henry, don’t hurt him! You can’t hurt this kid! I won’t get much money then!”

Henry stopped moving. “Mom, what do you mean?”

“What do I mean?” Ella smirked. “You don’t understand?”

“Mom!” Kendra exclaimed, “I beg you! Don’t do something bad to this kid!”

Ella answered, “I didn’t. I just thought that if Henry hurt him, I wouldn’t be able to ask his parents for remuneration later.”

“You really think so?”

“Of course! Don’t you see that this kid looks like a noble? His family must be rich.”

Kendra felt relieved. “Mom, if you think this way, I can understand. In short, don’t hurt Timothy, let alone think about other things.”

“I’ve only done that matter once!”

Henry said, “Mom, I’ve heard about a murder case at Brookwater Wellness Center. It’s said that it was related to that incident back then. You’d better be careful.”

Ella answered, “I’m not afraid of it. I only lent a hand back then. If you hadn’t married Kendra and asked her to leave the center, she would probably be involved in this murder case.”

Henry said, “Let’s not talk about the past. I was so dizzy from drinking. Kendra, make me hangover soup.”

“Hurry up!” Ella shouted at Kendra.

Kendra hurriedly pushed Timothy into the room and went to the kitchen.

Abel and Emmeline had searched another community and still got no news about Timothy.

It was already midnight, and it was cold.

There was a deep depression and anger in his tone.

Emmeline lowered her head and remained silent.

After all, Alana was Timothy’s mother. No matter how she treated Timothy, Emmeline could not make irresponsible remarks as an outsider.

Meanwhile, Luca’s bodyguard car came, and several people got off.

“Mr. Abel.”

Abel asked hastily, “How is it? Is there any news?”

“Inspector Charles has targeted several communities. He’s still investigating.”

“Which communities? Let’s go there.”

Luca replied, “There’s an intersection from here, and the woman pushing the baby carriage is going in that direction.”

“Can a woman walk that far with a baby carriage?” Abel was in doubt.