The Quadruplets Are Mine?
Chapter 782

Chapter 782 Janie Crashed Into a Car

Benjamin made two cups of coffee, one with sugar and milk, and handed them to Emmeline.

He placed the other cup of plain coffee in front of himself.

He looked at Emmeline and felt a warm feeling in his heart.

He remembered their peaceful days on Adelmar Island. Unfortunately, they could not go back.

Benjamin took a sip of the slightly bitter coffee and sighed.

"What's wrong, Ben?" Emmeline looked up at Benjamin with blurry eyes.

Benjamin smiled faintly, "Nothing. I just suddenly realized that Emma has grown up."

"Am I getting old?" Emmeline raised her hand and touched her cheek.

Benjamin smiled, "No, you're only 23, a young girl."

Emmeline said, "But I'm almost 24. My birthday is coming soon, right?"

Benjamin said, "It's on the 10th of October. I remember. It's still some time away."

Emmeline smiled and said, "I can't even remember my birthday. Every year, you guys have to remind me. Sometimes, you celebrate my birthday, and I'm clueless about what's happening."

"You're like the sun, moon, and stars in the old times for us," Benjamin said.

"Are you guys laughing at me for being childish?" Emmeline asked.

Benjamin laughed, "No way. We all adore you."

"I'm not smart because you all spoiled me." Emmeline pretended to be angry.

Benjamin said, "Being spoiled by others is also a kind of happiness. You don't know how happy Master Adelmar is when he has you at an old age."

Emmeline sniffled, and tears fell. "You make me miss my master even more."

Benjamin comforted her, saying, "Why are you crying? When your eyes are better, we'll see Master Adelmar."

"Okay." Emmeline nodded with tearful eyes.

Benjamin reached out and gently wiped the tears on her face.

The scene inside astounded Janie as she was about to push the door open.

She was holding a thermos with lunch for Benjamin inside.

She went to Adelmar Group earlier, and Joey said he had gone to Nightfall Cafe.

Janie followed soon after but did not expect to see him with Emmeline.

They were drinking coffee and talking intimately, and Benjamin was wiping Emmeline's tears.

At that moment, Janie felt she did not need to go in anymore.

Benjamin would not like their lunch.

At this moment, Benjamin had his back to the door, and Emmeline could not see anything. Neither of them knew that Janie was at the door.

The bodyguards left by Luca just stood on both sides outside, not saying a word.

There were like two standard tree stumps.

Janie trudged across the road, clutching the thermos tightly, and eventually arrived at the parking lot.

She drove to the highway very soon.

The scene that Janie had just seen kept flashing in her mind.

She knew that Emmeline did not have romantic feelings for Benjamin and that he was more like an older brother to Emmeline.

However, she had to accept that Benjamin's love for Emmeline was profound, intense, and exclusive.

No one could replace Emmeline's position in his heart.

Janie held onto the steering wheel with one hand and touched her belly with the other.

Could I be wrong?

The traffic light had already turned red, but Janie did not see it.

She only realized what had happened when there was a loud "bang" and her car crashed into a black car.

Blood flowed down her forehead, and her lower abdomen was painful. Then everything went black.

Meanwhile, Sam brought some freshly baked pastries down from upstairs in the Nightfall Cafe.

"Miss, freshly baked pastries, come and try them. They're delicious and free!"

Benjamin reached out and took the plate, placing it before Emmeline.

They were indeed freshly baked and still warm, with a fragrant aroma.

"Wow, it looks so good! It makes me hungry just looking at it," Benjamin said as he picked up a cookie and offered it to Emmeline.

"Emma, open your mouth," Benjamin said.

Emmeline opened her mouth and leaned forward slightly.

The aroma and shape immediately told her that it was a small bear-shaped cookie.

"How does it taste? Is it still good?" Sam asked eagerly.

"As good as ever." Emmeline gave it a thumbs up.

"Ben, you should try it too," Sam told Benjamin.

Benjamin picked up another cookie and was about to put it in his mouth when his phone rang.

He picked up the phone from the corner of the table and saw an unknown landline number.

But he still answered the call.

"Hello, who is this?"

"I'm from the city hospital. Are you Mr. Benjamin?"