The Quadruplets Are Mine? novel Chapter 1358

Chapter 1358 Tenacious

Lúca landed a punch on the steering wheel and then slowly lifted his right foot, placing it on the dashboard. His ankle was visibly swollen and bruised, resembling a giant eggplant.

Abel and Emmeline were immediately stunned. It was evident that Luca had twisted his ankle during the fight last night, but he had kept it to himself.

“I really can’t control the throttle and brakes anymore. Luca said dejectedly. “I can’t feel my foot, and I worry about causing an accident.”

“F*ck,” Abel cursed softly. “Are you trying to get us killed?”

Luca hung his head in silence, looking utterly defeated.

Abel picked up a water bottle and took several big gulps. Then he got out of the car, opened the driver’s door, and shouted, “Get out of the car!”

Luca hung his head, almost on the verge of tears, and said, “I’m really sorry!”

Abel started the engine, ignited it, and the extended pickup truck instantly sped down the county road.

His face was covered in sweat, and only he knew how painful his ribs were. With one hand gripping the steering wheel and the other unbuttoning his shirt, he pulled it off halfway, revealing his torso as he continued to drive forcefully.

By the time they crossed the provincial line, it was already lunchtime, and there was a farmhouse restaurant along the county road.

After parking the car, they had lunch in the shade of a tree.

Abel’s face was pale, and he had no appetite for food. He concentrated on carefully shucking corn for Emmeline.

“Abel.

you

should eat something. Skipping meals won’t do you any good,” Emmeline insisted.

“Don’t worry about me. I can go without food for three days,” Abel said with furrowed brows.

Emmeline picked up a garlic butter clam and fed it to him. When he ate it, she followed with a slice of

corned beef.

With determination, she managed to feed him several bites of food.

“You two look like a couple from a fantasy novel, Luca remarked. “I feel so guilty; it’s all my fault.”

“Do you often encounter such incidents during your business trips?” Emmeline asked him.

The security situation has improved a lot in recent years,” Abel said. “But in the early years when we started in sales, it was chaotic. We used to carry baseball bats under the car seats every day”

“Why would you do that?” Emmeline was puzzled.