The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Chapter 1176 This Man Has A Really Good Memory

"Yeah." Waylon, in the passenger seat, nodded.

Ever since he met Doris, the two sisters had been in constant trouble.

They were the same until today.

Waylon was also not surprised.

"Sis," Doris sat next to Jennie and asked her, "What are you going to do when you go back?"

"I've already made up my mind," Jennie said, "I will go get my bag from Verdaria, and I'll go back to Sinek mansion immediately, pack up my things and take the children out. I'll live in an apartment in Dacia tonight and will not."

"I think so too," Doris said, "If the old man and the old lady of the Sinek family know that you are going to divorce their son and share their assets, they would take action on you."

"That's right," Jennie nodded, "I'm also worried about this, so I have to escape from that place quickly. Once a bridge is burnt the person will become more merciless and jealous than his enemies, not to mention that the Sinek family has always been ruthless to me!"

"And your sisters-in-law," Doris curled his lips, "They are not easy people!"

"I am not thinking about anything else now," Jennie said, "As long as the two daughters' custody belongs to me, I am open for negotiations."

"Don't the Sinek family despise your daughters?" Doris said, "They won't fight with you for it, will they?"

"I will not give in even if they try to," Jennie said. "My daughters are my lifeline, and I will never give up on them!"

"We will look for a lawyer," Doris said, "To fight for your best interests, anyway, the scumbag cheated on you first!"

"I think so too," Jennie suddenly said to the front, "Mr. Adelmar, do you know any good lawyers?"

"Tomorrow," Waylon said, "I'll get him to contact you."

The Adelmar Group did not lack top lawyers.

It just felt like a bit of an overkill.

"Then thank you, Mr. Adelmar." Jennie was very happy, and flattered him, "I said I didn't miss it, Mr. Adelmar is indeed a very good person!"

"Hmph," Waylon snorted lightly, "Finally I am not a scum."

"Why do you still remember this?" Jennie was embarrassed, "I was blind at the beginning, let me apologize to you, okay?"

Waylon stared straight ahead, without saying a word.

He was too lazy to argue with these women, no matter what, it was their excuse!

"Sis," Doris changed the subject, "I'll accompany you to the Sinek mansion later, I'm afraid his family will make things difficult for you."

"That's fine," Jennie said, "I guess Norman has already told his parents about it."

"Anyway, don't fight," Doris lowered her head, "We've been fighting all the time these two days."

"How about it," Waylon said, "I'll send someone over and wait for you outside."

"We don't want to bother you again," Doris hastily refused.

"I don't want to go to the police station for the third time to get someone," Waylon snorted coldly, "You don't think it's embarrassing, I do!"

Both Doris and Jennie shut up.

After holding back for three or four seconds, Jennie said, "Then thank you, Mr. Adelmar."

"You're welcome," Waylon snorted coldly, "I'm solving my troubles."