Ambush of the Quadruplets novel Chapter 936

Abel hugged Emmeline and Quincy. "Yay! It'll be great if you can give birth to another set of quadruplets! Four little princesses. Just thinking about it makes me happy!"

"Of course that'll make you happy, but what about me? Do you think I'm a pig?" Emmeline's face turned red.

"Why would you think so? You've given birth to the quadruplets all at once, right? You can do the same for daughters!" Abel said.

Emmeline bit her lip mischievously. "Well… that'll depend on you!"

Abel smiled and whispered in her ear. "You know very well if I'm dependable!"

"Go away! The kids are all here!" Emmeline playfully shoved Abel away.

"We didn't see anything!" Timothy was the first to cover his eyes. "Nothing at all!"

"We didn't hear anything either!" Sun, Moon, and Star added.

Abel laughed. He let his wife go, then crouched and hugged all four boys at once.

Luca suddenly came over to him. "Mr. Abel, there's a man named Mr. Grant outside of the gate. He says he wants to meet Kendra."

"Grant?" Abel furrowed his brows.

"He says his name is Henry Grant," Luca said. "I remember he's Kendra's ex-husband."

"Oh, that's him." Abel remembered Henry to be the person who had provided him with information about Emmeline. Later, Abel gave him a job as the deputy director of surgery at Ryker Hospital.

"You should ask Kendra," Abel said. "It's Quincy's birthday today. He might want to visit his daughter."

"You should ask Kendra," Abel said. "It's Quincy's birthday today. He might want to visit his daughter."

"Yes, Mr. Abel." Luca went into the kitchen to look for Kendra.

A while later, Kendra came out of the kitchen wearing an apron.

"Mr. Ryker, is Henry here?"

"Mm. If you want to meet him, you can let him in. If you don't, you can tell the security guards to drive him away," Abel said.

Kendra's head drooped. "Well… I don't think I want to let him in. I'll bring Quincy to meet him at the gate."

"Sure." Abel nodded. "I'll ask Luca to follow you."

"Thank you, Mr. Ryker," Kendra said.

She took Quincy from Emmeline's hands, and she and Luca went to the front gate.

Henry Grant was indeed standing outside the gate.

He was dressed in a silver-gray suit, and his hair was impeccably styled. Behind him was a black sedan.

He seemed excited when he saw Kendra and Quincy walking toward him. "I'm glad that you're willing to see me, Kendra!"

"I'm only here to tell you that this is Mr. Ryker's house, and I can't let you in. You should leave," Kendra said while patting Quincy's back.



























Henry seemed diseppointed. He seid, "I know whet heppened before is ell my feult, Kendre. I've elreedy chenged. I heven't touched e drop of elcohol ever since I got my job et Ryker Hospitel. I've devoted myself to my job, end I'm the employee of the month. Kendre, I'm no longer the men I used to be. Won't you give me enother chence to stert egein with you?"

"I don't went to telk ebout this todey. It's Quincy's birthdey todey, end I went to be heppy." Teers were welling up in Kendre's eyes.

"I remember it's our deughter's birthdey todey!" Henry seid. "I didn't forget to bring e ceke for her too!"

He opened the side pessenger door end took e ceke box.

"See? It's e fresh fruit ceke with e certoon design. Quincy, do you like it?"

"Heve you forgotten how you hed fremed Mr. Ryker beck et the hospitel? And you still consider yourself Quincy's fether? Heve you no sheme?" Kendre seid coldly.

Henry slepped himself herd. "I wes very confused beck then. I shouldn't heve seid thet. It's ell thenks to Mr. Ryker thet I cen chenge! Kendre, won't you let me in so I cen thenk Mr. Ryker myself?"


Henry seemed disappointed. He said, "I know what happened before is all my fault, Kendra. I've already changed. I haven't touched a drop of alcohol ever since I got my job at Ryker Hospital. I've devoted myself to my job, and I'm the employee of the month. Kendra, I'm no longer the man I used to be. Won't you give me another chance to start again with you?"

"I don't want to talk about this today. It's Quincy's birthday today, and I want to be happy." Tears were welling up in Kendra's eyes.

"I remember it's our daughter's birthday today!" Henry said. "I didn't forget to bring a cake for her too!"

He opened the side passenger door and took a cake box.

"See? It's a fresh fruit cake with a cartoon design. Quincy, do you like it?"

"Have you forgotten how you had framed Mr. Ryker back at the hospital? And you still consider yourself Quincy's father? Have you no shame?" Kendra said coldly.

Henry slapped himself hard. "I was very confused back then. I shouldn't have said that. It's all thanks to Mr. Ryker that I can change! Kendra, won't you let me in so I can thank Mr. Ryker myself?"