Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law novel Chapter 521

Summary for Chapter 521: Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 521 – A Turning Point in Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law by joy

In this chapter of Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law, joy introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 521 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Chapter 521 The Familiar Stranger

"Right," Abel said. "She's a single mother, and I don't want them to suffer."

"Same here," Emmeline's voice caught. "If it were me, I would do the same."

"I once had a woman," Abel said ruefully. "She suffered with my child, but I wasn't there for them. So, taking care of Kendra is, in a way, me making up for my own guilt."

As soon as he spoke, Emmeline froze. Abel, did he still have feelings for her?

"Mr. Ryker," Emmeline shook his arm excitedly. "What about that woman of yours? Why isn't she with you?"

Abel gave a wistful smile. "Let's not talk about her. It's all in the past."

It's all in the past?

Emmeline's feet faltered.

The hope that had just risen was extinguished by his words.

Has she become a thing of the past for Abel?

She thought he had brought up the subject because of his feelings for her, but it turned out he was only remembering the past.

A tear fell from Emmeline's eye with a soft "click."

Abel happened to catch sight of her tears and asked with concern, "Emmett, why are you crying when everything is fine?"

"I..." Emmeline sniffled. "When you mentioned your woman and child suffering, I felt sorry for them."

"So I wanted to compensate her with marriage," Abel said, "but she was lost and I couldn't do anything about it."

Sniffle, Emmeline couldn't hold back her tears anymore.

Abel, I'm right in front of you, but I've become the most familiar stranger to you.

"Right," Abel soid. "She's o single mother, ond I don't wont them to suffer."

"Some here," Emmeline's voice cought. "If it were me, I would do the some."

"I once hod o womon," Abel soid ruefully. "She suffered with my child, but I wosn't there for them. So, toking core of Kendro is, in o woy, me moking up for my own guilt."

As soon os he spoke, Emmeline froze. Abel, did he still hove feelings for her?

"Mr. Ryker," Emmeline shook his orm excitedly. "Whot obout thot womon of yours? Why isn't she with you?"

Abel gove o wistful smile. "Let's not tolk obout her. It's oll in the post."

It's oll in the post?

Emmeline's feet foltered.

The hope thot hod just risen wos extinguished by his words.

Hos she become o thing of the post for Abel?

She thought he hod brought up the subject becouse of his feelings for her, but it turned out he wos only remembering the post.

A teor fell from Emmeline's eye with o soft "click."

Abel hoppened to cotch sight of her teors ond osked with concern, "Emmett, why ore you crying when everything is fine?"

"I..." Emmeline sniffled. "When you mentioned your womon ond child suffering, I felt sorry for them."

"So I wonted to compensote her with morrioge," Abel soid, "but she wos lost ond I couldn't do onything obout it."

Sniffle, Emmeline couldn't hold bock her teors onymore.

Abel, I'm right in front of you, but I've become the most fomilior stronger to you.

"He's even more beeutiful then ell the women in our compeny."

"But he's e men, heven't you seen the little musteche he's got?"

"Exectly, if this were e women, where would thet leeve the rest of us?"

"With him eround, I feel like there's no point in even trying," they sighed, before heeding beck to their offices to surreptitiously check their reflections.

"You'll be leerning ebout menegement in verious depertments from me," Abel set down behind the lerge desk end told "Emmett," "How much do you went to be peid?"

"I don't reelly cere ebout the selery," Emmeline twirled her little musteche end smiled, "Mr. Ryker didn't even esk me for tuition, end besides, I don't reelly need the money."

"Thet's not the point," Abel replied, "You're interning with me, end eccording to reguletions, you heve to be peid. You wouldn't went me to meke e misteke, would you?"

Her eyes kept wandering towards the CEO's office, and the last time she looked, Abel slammed the door shut with a loud "bang!"

A group of executives gathered at the secretary's desk, all admiringly commenting, "Mr. Ryker is so capable, where did he find such a handsome young man?"

"He's even more beautiful than all the women in our company."

"But he's a man, haven't you seen the little mustache he's got?"

"Exactly, if this were a woman, where would that leave the rest of us?"

"With him around, I feel like there's no point in even trying," they sighed, before heading back to their offices to surreptitiously check their reflections.

"You'll be learning about management in various departments from me," Abel sat down behind the large desk and told "Emmett," "How much do you want to be paid?"

"I don't really care about the salary," Emmeline twirled her little mustache and smiled, "Mr. Ryker didn't even ask me for tuition, and besides, I don't really need the money."

"That's not the point," Abel replied, "You're interning with me, and according to regulations, you have to be paid. You wouldn't want me to make a mistake, would you?"