Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 1313 Oscar’s Past

“He didn’t give a comprehensive account,” Lewis explained.

“Well, how did he put it?” Robert asked.

At that, Lewis related Oscar’s words exactly, only for Robert to guffaw in response. “I knew he wouldn’t tell the whole truth!”

Lewis felt a little awkward.

“Please don’t mind, Lewis, Robert said. “I’m merely stating the facts.”

“So, what in the world happened?” Lewis asked, “Please, tell us, Robert.”

“Oscar told half of the story,” Robert said, “His eldest son was actually killed by his own hands, even though it was an accident, but he was his own flesh and blood.”

Oscar killed his eldest son with his own hands? Everyone was stunned by the revelation.

Lewis’ heart sank as he realized that their father had accidentally killed his eldest brother.

Emmeline said,

waited quietly for Robert to explain

arranged by their parents. After a while, my cousin left him due to their constant quarrels and came to

only to find out later that she was already pregnant. I asked her to go back, but she refused adamantly, so I let it be. It was like trying to force a square peg into a round hole. pushing her back to Oscar

gave birth to a son. At that time, she insisted on giving the child my surname. I couldn’t persuade her otherwise, and considering that the child needed a father figure, I named him Quinn Adelmar. But then Oscar suddenly appeared, saw the situation, thought that I had taken his wife and had already fathered a child with her, and

sympathy. It was clear that acting impulsively in a fit of anger

continued, “My cousin told Oscar that he had accidentally killed his own son. At first, he didn’t believe it, but after checking the child’s birthdate and doing some calculations, he realized it was indeed

thinking that I was responsible for everything, swore

Even if that

Emmeline’s words were harsh but true. After all, no child’s life should be taken

she ended up taking

forehead in remorse; he also

your fault, Lewis, Robert said with a smile. “You don’t need to blame yourself. To be honest, I bear some responsibility too. If that child had taken Oscar’s surname from the beginning and not mine, perhaps these tragedies could have been

Robert warmly invited everyone to raise their glasses and enjoy the food and

others, raised their