Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 442

Abel looked up and said, “We must never tell the children. They won’t be able to take it.”

Rosaline said, “Why don’t we let the four children stay in Levan Mansion for a while? Just tell them you are on a honeymoon with their mother.”

“That works. I will find Emma and bring her back within this period.” Said Abel.

“Yes. Let’s do that. I’ll go pick them up. You can rest here.”

Abel nodded and said, “All right. Sorry for troubling you. Mom. Dad.”

Rosaline looked at her son with pity and said gently, “That’s not something to be said to your parents.” It pained Rosaline to see her son in that condition.

“We will go to pick up the four children. Go back to The Precipice and take good care of Abel.” Lewis ordered Luca.

Luca replied quickly, “Yes, Mr. Lewis.”

After half an hour, Lewis finally returned to the Precipice. Meanwhile, the four children and Daisy had been taken to Levan Mansion.

Kendra came downstairs to welcome Abel and Luca with Quincy in her arms. She was shocked to see Abel’s face. Fortunately, the blood on his suit was not obvious because it was a black suit.

“Mr. Abel, what’s wrong? You look exhausted.”

Abel did not reply. He fell on the sofa as he rubbed his forehead.

“Where is Ms. Emmeline? Did she not come back with you?” Kendra looked around and asked.

“Don’t ask that question.” Luca ordered Kendra softly.

Kendra was worried and wondered if something happened to Emmeline. However, she dared not ask any more questions when she saw how tired Abel looked.

Luca was dumbfounded before he remembered Abel was the father of four children. However, he knew Abel did not really take care of his children as they were growing up.

Regardless, taking care of a baby was tougher than being a bodyguard for Luca. He could not stand the baby’s cry and gave her straight to Abel.

Abel took Quincy and put her in his arms. He lay her head on his chest as he carried her. He said softly. “Good girl. Don’t cry. Be good…”

Then, Quincy stopped crying.

Luca was impressed with how Abel handled the baby. However, he realized that Abel was the one crying instead.

“Mr. Abel…” Luca felt like crying as well.

Abel sniffled and said, “Emma was comforting my sons every day just like this for more than four years. I’m such a jerk! I didn’t protect her five years ago and can’t protect her again now!”

“Mr. Abel, this is not your fault…” Said Luca.