Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 1428 Feeling Like It Was the End of the World

Chapter 1428 Feeling Like It Was the End of the World

Abel, with a cold look in his eyes, questioned, “What concern is it of yours?”

Unknown to anyone, Abel and Emmeline were actually in their respective bedrooms.

Alana persisted, “It matters a great deal! You and Emmeline are family; you can’t be together!”

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Annoyed, he abruptly rose from his seat, seized her by the neck, and forcefully moved her away from the office desk. I’ve never encountered such a repulsive woman like you!”

Unwilling to back down, she protested. “Did I say something inappropriate? You and her can’t marry!”

Abel, clenching his teeth, hurled Alana onto the couch. “Should you ever utter words that besmirch Emma’s reputation, I will ensure you regret it!”

Once she had left, Luca brought Emmeline back.

“Abel, Luca addressed him. “Scott informed me of a social event tonight and expects your attendance.”

Abel furrowed his brows, “When did this come up?”

“Just moments ago, at the company entrance, Emmeline interjected on Luca’s behalf. “Mr. Yendall mentioned that some city officials will be in attendance.”

a call. Abel remarked, reaching for his phone to dial

city leaders specifically requested a visit,” Scott said. “You just need to make an appearance.”

intended to stay with Emmeline and witness her savor

over to Sofia’s.

herself dining alone. While halfway through her meal, her phone began to ring. It was

Emmeline answered, “Hannah.”

inquired, “Where are

her growing unease. I’m

“Where’s Abel?”

out to cat, Emmeline

you to come back,” Hannah added quickly. “Hurry, the

like it was the end of the world.

back, and we’ll talk, Hannah reassured her.

mother had asked her to return home because of two men,

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disobey.

hour, there were no

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social event, Emmeline used the spare key to the Santana car. Despite not having a driver’s license, she was familiar with driving thanks to Abel, who had taught her multiple times. She quickly changed into sportswear, rushed downstairs, and found the car parked

and one thing she always struggled with was remembering the gears. Each time she shifted gears, she found it hard to determine which one she was in and was

finally asked, “What gear am