Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 1230 Michaela Wanted to Stir Up Trouble

“Of course!” Rosaline said it with a smile. “When Abel gets married, he has to ask Madam Steiner to visit once more.”

“But I’ve heard that Abel has a wife and kids. Why isn’t he married yet?” Michaela asked, acting worried.

Rosaline replied, “At first, our families were prepared. However, there was a mishap. The ceremony was postponed. I thus double–checked the calendar and discovered that this year there was no suitable day, so I postponed it.”

“Huh,” Michaela mocked, “Louise’s family is only a small family; they can just be married casually. Why are you giving it so much thought?”

Rosaline’s face drooped in disgust as she said, “Our Emma is not the daughter of a small family, she…”

Lewis grabbed Rosaline’s hand and said, “Don’t just stand there and talk. Madam Steiner, please go inside.”

Lewis interrupted Rosaline while she was speaking, and she was surprised for a second. She quickly shut her mouth. There was no need to reveal Emmeline’s identity or background to these people. It was foolish to start a quarrel!

“Then let’s sit inside,” she said,

stepped in with Rosaline, saying, “What a pity! I

all before,” Rosaline remarked. “We grownups cannot meddle in the affairs

“But I heard that Abel’s children are almost five years old.” Michaela stated this lightheartedly, but in actuality, she said interrogatively, “If that’s the case, wouldn’t Abel have had an affair while he

made it clear that he and Sonia are not compatible.” Rosaline scoffed icily. “Oscar was

in Abel and Sonia. Didn’t Abel and Sonia separate then, and

trying to stir trouble, and Rosaline couldn’t

refused to acknowledge it, she would have to confess to Michaela that Abel was fooled by Alana. But she couldn’t say anything because it

was having an

master of the Ryker family, is youthful and suave, and there is nothing wrong with making an ignorant move. Additionally, Abel didn’t desert her and accepted responsibility for his mistakes. He is considerably superior

she heard this. Lewis admitted what Abel had done. What else could she do? Wasn’t it typical for an