Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 33

“I-I’m… I’m being caught!” Emmeline wanted to clarify that she wasn’t his wife, but it seemed troublesome to sort things out in front of the traffic police.

Adrien did not dare to enrage the patrolling traffic police either; he would not dare to interfere with public duties.

He asked the patrolling traffic police politely, “How can we solve this issue?”

“Pay the fine, and she’s not allowed to ride the electric bicycle without a helmet now.”

“It’s impossible for me to push it back all the way… It’s very far from where I wanted to go.”

“That can’t be helped; if not, we can arrange a tow truck for you, and you can get your vehicle back from the traffic police department tomorrow.” The traffic police suggested

“It’s fine, I’ll push it back!” Emmeline refused to get help.

“I’ll take over from here; you won’t have the strength to push all the way home.” Adrien said to her.

Adrien paid fifteen dollars for the fine, and he asked his driver to leave without him. He helped Emmeline push her old electric bicycle.

“Hey, I do not need your help; I can do it by myself.” Emmeline tried to stop Adrien.

“You just tag along behind me. Isn’t this romantic? Just like the couples back in the school days.” Adrien responded.

Emmeline was speechless.

She thought of abandoning her electric bicycle now, but she needed it as a cover.

Abel was off from work at the Ryker Group.

His Rolls-Royce was being guarded between two bodyguards’ cars.

When the car was passing by the traffic light, Luca suddenly said from the passenger seat, “Mr. Ryker, I think I saw Mr. Adrien with Ms. Louise.”

A-Adrien is with Emmeline?

Abel stopped pinching his bridge of the nose, and he peered in their direction.

On the sidewalk, his handsome second cousin, Adrien, was pushing an old electric bicycle.

A woman was following him closely.

The woman in sportswear seemed sporty and graceful at the same time.

“Slow down!” Abel said hoarsely.

Luckily, the driver was alert all the time, so he managed to slow down steadily.