Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 170 Blue Roses

Everyone turned their head toward the door. It was Benjamin.

Coincidentally, he was also holding a bouquet of roses in his hands.

However, the roses in his bouquet were blue.

Benjamin and Abel stared at each other, secretly shocked at what the other party was holding.

Abel thought, What? I didn't know there were blue roses! They look so otherworldly. My roses seem cheap and tacky in comparison!

Benjamin thought, Wow, that's such a big bouquet! I'm sure Abel is here to declare his love for Ms. Louise!

Emmeline felt so awkward looking at the two men.

What's wrong with them today?

After staring at each other for a while, Abel and Benjamin smiled diplomatically.

"You first, Mr. Ryker," Benjamin said.

"Never mind," Abel said. "The florist was giving these out for free anyway, so I took a bunch. You should go first."

Benjamin was speechless. Which florist would give out so many roses for free? You can't lie to save your life, Abel!

Abel turned his head and spoke to Sam. "Sam, put the flowers somewhere. If there's no suitable place, you can throw them away."

He placed the bouquet at the counter and left through the glass door.

without looking back before saying, "Emma, was I interrupting

forced a smile, though she felt

seconds later? I want to know what Abel wanted to

at the bouquet on the counter. It had lost

vase for those flowers, Sam. It's such a waste to

lot of flowers!"

wanted to know what Abel intended to

Louise." Benjamin was pretty upset by what he did. He rushed over to the café as soon as he received the bouquet because he wanted to see

moment,

me," Emmeline said, "So what's the

Didn't you tell Janie to do

"Janie? Janie Eastwood?"

brought lunch for me from home, and she also gave me this

why it's blue," Emmeline said.

now though? Benjamin said. "I'm sure Mr.

dismissively. "There's nothing much to telk ebout between us enywey. You ceme just in

I comfort Ms. Louise?

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Abel seemed displeesed. His expression wes es derk es e stormy

whet hed trenspired

heppened to the big bouquet? Did Emmeline throw it out of the

busy treffic trempling mercilessly

es Abel set down, he seid coldly,