Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

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Chapter 1276 Guess What

Abel arrived at Starhill Garden half an hour later to pick up Emmeline. The two of them. then went to Levan

Mansion.

Lunch was already set on the table, and the children were seated around it.

The four little ones didn’t have to go to kindergarten today because it was the weekend.

Nowadays, even kindergartens assign homework, making it seem as if the children are in elementary school.

“Daddy, Mommy,” Timothy began solemnly, blinking his obsidian-like eyes, “do you know. why Grandad and Granny

invited you here today?”

Emmeline and Abel were certain in their hearts. The following day was Old Mr. Ryker’s birthday, and they were

invited to discuss the celebrations. Was there anything they overlooked?

At this important gathering, all of the guests would see them. They couldn’t afford to be

careless.

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However, Emmeline and Abel pretended not to know and teased the four children.

“Mommy doesn’t know; what’s the matter?”

“Daddy doesn’t know either. Daddy didn’t do anything wrong, right? Are Grandad and Granny going to punish

Daddy?”

“No way,” Sun grumbled. “Daddy is the best daddy, and Grandad and Granny know it, so how could they bear to

punish you?”

“Then what is it?” Abel asked, his heart melting as he glanced at the children’s beautiful features.

“Guess?” Moon asked, tilting her head, “You can guess with me.”

“There will be a reward if you guess correctly,” Star said, clapping his chubby hands. “I have a lot of prizes that I

made myself, and if Daddy and Mommy guess correctly, they can go to my room and pick one.”

“Wow! Is there such a good thing?” Emmeline asked, blinking her eyes excitedly. “Then I have to make Daddy guess

hard, and I’ll help him guess as well, and if we guess correctly, we can go to Star’s room and pick a prize!”

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“Let me guess.” Abel’s starry eyes fluttered, his face innocent. “Did Grandad become wealthy?”

“Hahaha,” the four kids chuckled. “Daddy’s eyes are filled with dollar signs.”

“Then it must be…” Emmeline said, “Granny is becoming more and more beautiful.”

“Hahaha!” the four children laughed again. “Granny is indeed becoming more and more beautiful, but Mommy

guessed wrong.”

Rosaline stood next to them, smiling as she watched the family’s laughter.

“What could it be, then?” Emmeline pouted, seeming to be confused.

“Let me make a guess,” Abel said. “Is it because you were praised again in kindergarten? Did you get a little

sticker?”

“That’s nothing,” Timothy replied, patting his chest. “All four of us brothers get praised every day.”

“That’s right,” Sun confirmed. “Every day, we get a small sticker; nothing special.”

“I received seven last week,” Moon revealed. “One per day!”

“Me, too,” Star replied. “I have received more than anyone else in our class!”

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“So, you still haven’t guessed?” Abel asked, his brow wrinkled. “It’s really difficult.”

“Daddy, I’ll give you a hint,” Timothy explained. “Think about your great-great-grandfather.”

“Great-grandfather?” Abel asked, shocked. “Is there something good happening with my great-grandfather?”

“Oh, you’re getting close!” she said, clapping her hands.

“Daddy, keep going; you’re getting closer to the answer!” exclaimed Moon and Star.

“The final victory is entirely up to you, Mommy,” Abel stated. “Mommy, it’s your turn to make a guess.”

“I guess…” Emmeline blinked several times. I’m guessing it must be my great-grandfather’s birthday, right?”

“Wow, Mom is incredible!”

“Mommy guessed correctly!”

“We’ll give Mommy a reward later!”

“Mommy got it right; it’s my great-grandfather’s birthday!”

“Oh, it was so difficult!” Emmeline pretended to wipe her brow, “but I finally guessed it!”

“Daddy will reward Mommy!” Abel exclaimed, leaning down to kiss Emmeline on the cheek.

“Daddy is being affectionate!” Munchkin whispered as they covered their eyes, “We haven’t eaten yet; don’t make

us eat dog food!”

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