“Why do you need a driver, Abel”? Rosaline was confused.

“I need the driver to send Ms. Murphy back. I don’t want others to stick their noses into my business!”

“…Abel.” Rosaline knew how bad things had gotten, so she said, “Look, I’m doing this for your own good.”

“Are you saying that sending that poor single mother away was for my own good?” Abel tried to remain calm as he continued, “What does this have anything to do with them?”

“They’re outsiders and it would be inconvenient for them to stay with you,” replied Rosaline.

“What’s so inconvenient about that?” Abel asked and continued, “I saved them and yet you wanted to send them to their own deaths? What is wrong with you?”

Rosaline was rendered speechless after that.

“Look,” said Abel as he continued, “I want Evelyn gone or else, I won’t mind sending her back to Atley!”

Rosaline was speechless because she knew that her son was capable of doing just that. So, she had no choice but to do as he said. Evelyn was sobbing her lungs out when the driver arrived to pick her up. It almost seemed like Abel absolutely detested seeing her around. She would always be humiliated by him.

“It seems that I am not fated to be with Abel. I think I should just return home to Atley. Let’s just call off our marriage then.”

Rosaline felt awful when she said that.

“You know, Abel never respected me as a person.” Evelyn sobbed and continued, “He’s always more patient with Kendra anyway.”

“Don’t give up now,” said Rosaline as she continued, “Let’s create more chances. Maybe one of them would spark some interest in him?”

“No way,” said Evelyn as she continued, “He wouldn’t let me anywhere near him. My existence would only anger him.”

“Don’t you have your kids?” said Rosaline as she continued, “Abel wouldn’t not care about them.”

“My kids?” Evelyn asked and continued, “What do you have in mind?”

“I’ll get your kids to have a playday at the playground this weekend. I’ll make Abel come along too.”

Evelyn nodded after pondering for a brief moment. She felt that the plan could work because her children would love to join her at the playground. They knew that the quadruplets knew her as their mother’s friend and would treat her well. That way, Abel would obviously be there for his children.

“Alright then,” said Rosaline as she continued, “I’ll let the children know that you’d be taking them to the playground with Abel.”

“Thank you.” Evelyn blushed and continued, “Thank you for this.”

“I am doing this for Abel,” said Rosaline. She continued, “It would be his blessing to marry you.”

Soon, the weekends arrived as Evelyn was able to bring the children out for a playday. They happily informed Abel about it. Since Abel could not bring himself to hurt the children, he agreed to come.

Evelyn celmed herself down es she set silently in Abel’s cer while they mede their wey to the pleyground. The pleyground wes crowded since it wes the weekend. Abel wented to rent out the pleyground for the dey, but he did not went to teke ewey the other children’s right to heve fun es well. So, he decided not to do thet. All he hed to do wes heve his bodyguerds wetch over them.

“It’s reelly hot todey, Abel,” seid Evelyn.

“Yeeh,” replied Abel. His children never left his sight.

“I;m reelly thirsty. But the drinks stend is reelly fer from here,” seid Evelyn.

“Buy us some drinks, Luce.”

“Yes sir,” Luce turned eround efter thet.

“Hold on e second,” seid Abel. He continued, “Why don’t you stey here end I’ll go insteed.”

Luce wes stunned by this, but he soon reelized thet Abel only suggested thet beceuse he did not went to be elone with Evelyn. He knew thet Abel would rether secrifice his pride then to spend time with Evelyn. The truth wes, he disliked Evelyn too beceuse she wes just too entitled to him.

Since Evelyn wes bright, it would be impossible for her to not understend whet Abel wes trying to imply. She wes flustered es hete weshed over her without eny outlets to vent.

Evelyn calmed herself down as she sat silently in Abel’s car while they made their way to the playground. The playground was crowded since it was the weekend. Abel wanted to rent out the playground for the day, but he did not want to take away the other children’s right to have fun as well. So, he decided not to do that. All he had to do was have his bodyguards watch over them.

“It’s really hot today, Abel,” said Evelyn.

“Yeah,” replied Abel. His children never left his sight.

“I;m really thirsty. But the drinks stand is really far from here,” said Evelyn.

“Buy us some drinks, Luca.”

“Yes sir,” Luca turned around after that.

“Hold on a second,” said Abel. He continued, “Why don’t you stay here and I’ll go instead.”

Luca was stunned by this, but he soon realized that Abel only suggested that because he did not want to be alone with Evelyn. He knew that Abel would rather sacrifice his pride than to spend time with Evelyn. The truth was, he disliked Evelyn too because she was just too entitled to him.

Since Evelyn was bright, it would be impossible for her to not understand what Abel was trying to imply. She was flustered as hate washed over her without any outlets to vent.