The Quadruplets Are Mine? novel Chapter 670

Chapter 670 Betrothal Gift And Dowry

“I see, you want to ask about this,” Emmeline mulled over it for a while, “Of course, the Louises have to attend. After all, Maxwell is my dad.”

“What about the Adelmars?” Rosaline ventured, “I really look forward to meeting them in person. They are no ordinary family!”

“I need to ask Waylon first,” Emmeline replied, “It’s not like Master Robert and Waylon are the most predictable person I ever know.”

“Okay, go ask them soon,” Lewis chipped in, “If Master Adelmar or Mr. Waylon decides to grace the wedding, we have to be ready as well. Can’t be too shabby in our preparation.”

Following that, Emmeline took out his phone to call Waylon.

Waylon answered her call fairly quickly, only after a few rings.

“Emma?”

“Waylon,” Emmeline chirped, “How are you and Master Robert?”

“We are doing great,” Waylon replied in an affectionate tone, “I thought that since you are in such a blissful relationship now, you’ve forgotten all about us. So, I am surprised to get your call.”

Emmeline stuck out her tongue, “I always remember you guys in my heart. I always miss you guys.”

Waylon laughed, “Come, say it. Since you’re calling me, is there anything I can be of help?”

“I will never dare to ask again,” Emmeline pouted, “Your Worryfree really ruined things for me.”

“You ungrateful brat,” Waylon jokingly sneered, “Wasn’t that to save Abel’s life?”

Emmeline knew this, of course.

However, Abel’s sudden change in attitude really tortured her mentally.

“What about your life? Who do you think saved your life? You are really ungrateful, do you know that?” Waylon continued to press on jokingly.

“Alright, alright,” Emmeline cooed, “I was just saying, you don’t need to fire back at me like that.”

Waylon seemed to let out a huge sigh at the other end of the phone.

“What’s wrong, Waylon?” Emmeline’s heart skipped a beat, “Why are you sighing?”

“My life really sucks nowadays,” Waylon lamented, “Without you bickering with me every other day, my life has no meaning at all.”