Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law novel Chapter 740

Chapter 740 Going In Circles

Abel grabbed the man and pushed him out of the elevator. The working girl who had just been abandoned by the man looked at Abel, who was disguised as a blonde now, wide–eyed.

She was shocked to see the blonde’s hairy legs. Abel paused and glared at her, “What are you looking at?” She pointed at his legs and said, “Girl, you need to shave your legs.”

Abel glanced at his legs and shrugged. “I don’t think so. You have no idea how liberating it is to let your hair grow as nature intends.”

He turned on his heel and walked toward the lounge. Men and women gathered here for drinks and entertainment. If they felt like it, guests could bring the working girls out to get a room.

The lounge was dimly–lit, and the smell of cigarettes and alcohol filled the air. Abel frowned. He wondered why men would waste their time at this place. There had to be better things to do than wasting time here.

He usually visited Section A in the Imperial Palace for a drink or two only. It was the first time he entered this exclusive lounge area.

Turning around, he saw someone familiar. Evelyn was sitting by a table with a bunch of men and a working girl. She was scantily clad, and the men were touching her all over, but she did not seem to mind.

Let’s take it slow, alright?” She was smiling sweetly. One of the men laughed. “How could you ask me to take it slow when I am with you? Why don’t we get out of here and get a room?”

Abel could not believe Evelyn had stooped so low after the Murphy family kicked her out. He walked away and sat down by one of the tables. He needed someone to get him into Section G.

A few minutes later, a man approached Abel, seemingly tipsy. The man looked at Abel excitedly. “What a gorgeous blonde! Today’s my lucky day.”

“We need to get a room for some private business,” Abel said, “Please let us through.”

“You are heading in the wrong direction,” the bouncer refused, “The private rooms are not here.”

Abel pretended to be surprised. “Oh, I am so sorry. I am new, and this place is so huge! Would you bring me to the right place please?”

“I could direct you,” the bouncer replied impatiently, “Turn around, go straight and turn left twice. Go straight and take another turn, and you will be there.”

Abel tried to look as innocent as he could. “Oh dear, that sounds so confusing! I am afraid I will be going in circles on my own.”