The Quadruplets Are Mine? novel Chapter 593

Chapter 593 Abel Plays Drunk

Abel opened his eyes slightly and glanced at his bodyguard.

"Babe, I did it on purpose. What are you gonna do about it?"

He kept the words to himself though. If he said it out loud, he knew Emmeline would probably throw him out on the highway.

They made their way up to the second floor, and the bodyguards helped Abel into Emmeline's bedroom.

"He can't stay here," Emmeline said anxiously. "Put him in the guest room!"

The bodyguards hesitated.

"I always stay in the guest room at the Precipice," Emmeline said with a frown. "Why should he get to stay with me?"

The bodyguard thought Emmeline had a point and turned to help Abel to the guest room.

But as he did, Abel reached out and twisted the bodyguard's arm hard.

The bodyguard was taken aback, but then he realized that he had to listen to Abel, not Emmeline.

"Ms. Louise, Mr. Abel's had too much to drink," the bodyguard said. "You know his stomach can't handle it. It's better if he stays with you. You can take care of him."

The bodyguards tossed Abel onto Emmeline's big bed and quickly made their escape, closing the door behind them.

As the last one out, he made sure to lock the door.

Abel was thrown onto the bed so hard that he nearly threw up. He had to endure the discomfort and lay there, sprawled out and pretending to be asleep with his eyes shut.

Emmeline glared at him for a few seconds, realizing that this wasn't a long-term solution.

She reluctantly helped him take off his shoes, then his suit jacket, and loosened his tie. She then carefully positioned him on the bed and covered him with a blanket.

"Emma," Abel slurred. "I'm so thirsty. I need water..."

"Thirsty my ass!" Emmeline snapped. "Remember when you kicked me out earlier?"

"I'm so thirsty, please," Abel groaned.

Emmeline pouted and scowled, then finally caved and poured him a glass of warm water.

Emmeline helped Abel sit up and held the glass of water to his lips. He closed his eyes and leaned into her, drinking the water slowly until the glass was empty.

"Damn, you're heavy," Emmeline complained as she put the glass down and tucked Abel back into the covers.