The Quadruplets Are Mine? novel Chapter 309

The Quadruplets Are Mine? Chapter 309

Rosaline said, “You don’t have to worry about my Abel. Adrien is the father of your child, and I don’t want to spend the rest of my life dealing with Julianna. I don’t want to have anything to do with that woman.”

Emmeline nodded and said, “Don’t worry, I already gave you my word that I wouldn’t get involved with Abel.”

Rosaline advised, “You should try to nurture your relationship with Adrien. Both you and the kids would benefit from it.”

“That’s my business, and you don’t have to worry about it.”

Emmeline stood up and cast a cold glance at Rosaline. She said, “If you refuse to leave, then I’ll make a move now.”

Emmeline strode out of the room and brushed past Rosaline. She put on her helmet, stepped on the accelerator, and her motorcycle shot away like a rocket.

Abel and Vice President Bennett secretly went overseas. Nobody at the Ryker Group was aware of it, and nobody had seen their CEO in three days.

It was rumored that Abel had signed a military order with Oscar and might leave the company with a clean slate. The company was buzzing with rumors.

Adam was quite satisfied with the circumstances. He was ninety percent certain that Abel had met his end. However, nothing was concrete until Oscar executed the military order.

Adam lost his cold and went to see Oscar again. First, he brought Oscar some high-quality suppléments. He also gave Oscar an ancient vase that he had acquired abroad because he knew Oscar loved antiquities.

Oscar was thrilled as he admired the vase. He praised, “Hmm, this is a nice piece. I believe it dates back to the Brogalla Dynasty.”

Adam proposed, “I’ll track down a Brogalla Dynasty antiques specialist for you later, and I’ll have the specialist give you a detailed explanation of this piece.”

Oscar said with a smile, “Alright, I’ll accept both your filial and the vase.”

Adam seized the opportunity to say, “When I see you so happy, I couldn’t bring myself to report something to you.”

Oscar asked, “What is it that you don’t dare say to me? What kind of storm has this old man not weathered in his life?”

Adam complained, “It’s Abel. The employee said that he hadn’t appeared at the workplace for three days. Who knows where he’s been having fun at this critical time?”

Oscar’s complexion suddenly darkened. He asked, “He’s been missing from the office for three days?”

“Yes, three days,” Adam reassured him. “The group’s cash flow is at stake, but he is still in the mood to go out and have fun. If this keeps up, I fear our company will eventually go under!”