Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 41

Alandra smiled wickedly. “You can’t tell Abel you’re pregnant directly.”

“I don’t know what you mean, Auntie Alondra.” Alana frowned.

“You must let the media know about this, so it’ll have a greater effect!”

“How can I do that? Abel hates these kinds of things the most. I can’t involve the media!” Alana quickly shook her head.

“You fool, we can start by targeting Emmeline. If the media is provoked because of Emmeline, Abel can’t blame us.”

Alana was even more confused when she heard Alandro’s words, but Alandro said, “You can just listen to me!”

Meanwhile, at Emmeline’s side, the children had gone to school early in the morning while Abel had gone to the company.

Sam took care of the cafe downstairs while Emmeline stayed in the study room to research her medical topics.

She had to try out the Five-Elements Needle that Robert left for her.

As she was focusing, the study room door was knocked.

“Who is it?” Emmeline was puzzled. She did not allow anyone to enter her study room.

“Ms. Louise, it’s me.” Benjamin’s voice sounded from outside.

Benjamin? Emmeline quickly opened the door.

She only allowed Benjamin to enter her study room, but he rarely came over. There must have been an urgent matter for him to come over at this time.

“How can you still sit around? This is an emergency!” Benjamin closed the door behind him.

“What’s the matter? Don’t make such a big fuss!” Emmeline said nonchalantly.

“Look at the person here. Have you not looked at your phone the whole morning?” Benjamin put his phone in front of her.

Emmeline moved closer and saw that it was her riding her electric bicycle to buy groceries on Benjamin’s screen.

“What?!” She was dumbfounded. Who had the time to do this?

Benjamin swiped the screen and it was a scene with Emmeline in an apron, working at the cafe’s counter.

The next photo…

Her words reminded him, and he nodded in agreement. “That’s true.”

“Ignore it. Let it be, and it’ll be gone soon.”

“Alright then. Call me if anything happens, Ms. Louise.” Benjamin bid goodbye.

Soon, Emmeline’s phone rang, and it was Abel calling. This man rarely called her, so she thought it might be because he saw the news about her.

In that case, she would listen to what he had to say. Once she tapped on the “answer” button, Abel’s low, steady voice sounded. “Ignore those heated discussions. Don’t be afraid, I’ll deal with them for you.”

“But… Adrien should be the one dealing with it. The trouble five years ago was caused by him, not you,” Emmeline replied.

Abel snickered on the other end for a moment before saying indifferently, “It’s the same.”

Emmeline did not hear anything else after that as he hung up the call.

Same? How can it be the same? She pouted.

Although she was not happy about it, the children belonged to Adrien, not Abel! How could it possibly be the same?