The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Abel and his mother, Rosaline, returned to Levan Mansion to find Lewis sitting on the couch with a scowl on his face.

Since last night, when he had heard Evelyn’s tearful confession that his son was “in love” with another man, Lewis had been livid.

The thought of his successful son, the CEO of Ryker Group, suddenly turning out to be gay was enough to make Lewis feel like his world was crumbling.

He couldn’t bear the thought of his reputation being tarnished by such scandalous news.

As he wallowed in his despair, Abel and Rosaline entered the room.

Without a word, Lewis kicked off his slippers and lunged at Abel, ready to strike.

Abel effortlessly dodged as his father lunged toward him, looking unimpressed.

“Dad, what are you doing?” Abel asked calmly, his handsome face composed.

“What am I doing?” Lewis trembled with anger. “You want to kill your old man with this news of yours!”

“I haven’t done anything wrong,” Abel replied coolly.

“What more do you want?” Lewis fumed. “Do you have to marry a man just to stir up trouble in this family?”

Abel remained silent, unsure of what to say.

What kind of talk was that?

Abel had never even considered the idea of marrying a man.

and

an eye on Mr. Abel, you have a responsibility too!” he

dodge, closed his eyes and

Mr. Abel truly had fallen in love with that “young man,” Luca didn’t know what

to take

quickly raised his hand to deflect his father’s slipper, sparing Luca from being

Why are

Lewis seethed. “What kind of assistant is he if he can’t

the CEO of Ryker Group is gay, how will you survive?” he

so outdated,” Abel replied, his brow furrowed. “What’s wrong with being gay? Besides,

“So

Rosaline added. “I saw you sleeping

“Sleeping with a boy?”

onto the couch with

he thought. Their family’s

If this news ever got out to

Oscar wouldn’t be able to accept

their son still keep his position as the CEO of Ryker

it, he became angrier and angrier

over to pat her husband’s back, and said to Abel, “Son, do you

and didn’t want

at his son, “can you stop associating

to be,”