Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law novel Chapter 492

Summary for Chapter 492: Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

What Happens in Chapter 492 – From the Book Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Dive into Chapter 492, a pivotal chapter in Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law, written by joy. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.

Chapter 492 I Don’t Care About Anyone

After giving orders to the chefs, Evelyn was ordering the cleaners around.

After giving orders to the chefs, Evelyn was ordering the cleaners around.

"Do the job well based on my requirements; if not, you all shall repeat until it’s done correctly!"

She was becoming arrogant, like she was back at home.

"If you guys do not do well, I’ll chase you all out like I did to Kendra!"

The chefs and the cleaners hurriedly went to work.

In the afternoon, Abel was back home on time. Usually, he would see Kendra greeting him with Quincy, but she did not today. He did not think much; he thought that she might be coaxing the baby to sleep.

"Luca," he said, "ask Kendra to make some light soup."

"Yes, Mr. Abel." Luca replied.

Abel went upstairs to change his clothes, and while Luca went to the kitchen to look for Kendra, she was not there. He went to her room and knocked on her door; no one was answering.

Abel was at his bedroom door, and he saw Evelyn walking out of it. He was stunned, and then he asked with a frown, "Why are you here?"

"Mr. Abel, welcome back!" She smiled happily, and she said, "I cleaned up your room for you just now."

"You’re not allowed in my room!" He was furious. "Who let you come here?"

"It’s Madame Ryker," she answered; "she asked me to come here to take care of you."

"There’s no need for it," he said coldly. "Kendra is here to take care of me; you should leave now!"

"Mr. Abel," Luca said behind him, "Kendra might be out."

"She’s not home." He turned and looked at Luca. He said, "It’s unlikely that she’s away; she knows that I’ll be home for lunch around this time."

"She asked to leave," Evelyn said. "When I was here with Madame Ryker, Kendra told us that she wanted to leave."

"What?" Abel was furious; he snorted, "You guys are the ones chasing her away, isn’t it? She won’t be leaving without a reason!"

"She says that she’s a young woman with a baby. She’s worried that people will misunderstand you, so she chose to leave."

"What kind of nonsense is this?" He snorted, "There’s nothing between us; how can people misunderstand us? People with such thoughts were absurd!"

"Well…" She was feeling a little bit guilty, and she said, "She felt that it was inappropriate, so she left."

"She's alone with a baby without money; how can she survive after leaving here?"

Evelyn did not care about their welfare; all she cared about was that there would be no woman around Abel beside her.

"Mr. Abel," Luca was worried, "should I look for her?"

"Yes!" He nodded and said, "Call Kendra and ask her where she and Quincy are!"

"Mr. Abel," Evelyn’s face turned pale, and she said, "Madame Ryker wanted this; do you want to go against her?"

"I won’t tolerote the wrong things." He frowned ond soid, "You should leove before I osk the bodyguords to throw you out!"

"Mr. Abel," she pouted ond soid, "I’m o weolthy lody of the Murphy fomily; ore you sure you wont to do this to me?"

"Mr. Abel," she pouted and said, "I’m a wealthy lady of the Murphy family; are you sure you want to do this to me?"

"I don’t care who you are," he glared at her and snorted, "no one can cause a scene in my house! No one!"

She lowered her head and shut up.

Luca kept calling Kendra’s phone, but she did not pick up. After the third time, she declined his call.

"I’ll do it." Abel’s face crumpled.

He took out his phone to call her. After ringing a few times, she finally answered the call.

"Mr. Ryker, I..."

"Tell me where you are," he said. "I’ll send Luca to bring you and Quincy back."

"It’s not suitable for me to be back, right?"

"Who is the boss here? Why are you so soft and obedient? You’ll just leave when you’re told? Tell me, where are you now?"

After pondering for a while, she said the name of the supermarket.

She knew that no one could go against him in Struyria, not even his parents.

"I’m sitting with Quincy on the steps of the supermarket; we’re about to go back to Brookwater Village by bus."

"Stay there," he said. "Luca is on his way there."