Chapter 1079 I Just Want to Move Out
Abel and Emmeline stood there, stunned, as Madam Steiner''s words hung in the air. The bystanders
watched, curious about the unfolding drama.
Was this some kind of intentional humiliation orchestrated by Madam Steiner toward Emmeline?
But Abel didn''t hesitate for a moment. He spoke up, "Well, if Madam Steiner is unavable, then I
suppose we''ll leave."
With that, he took Emmeline''s hand and turned away.
The staff members rushed inside, seeking permission once again.
Upon hearing Abel''s response, Madam Steiner''s face turned pale.
She never expected Abel to simply walk away like this.
Her original n was to dete Emmeline''s confidence first, and then call her insideter to humiliate
her properly.
But Abel just left with Emmeline without giving her a second thought.
It was clear that he didn''t hold her in high regard at all!
Madam Steiner clenched her fists, gritting her teeth. "Emmeline, just wait! I want to see how far Abel
can protect you!"
Leaving Ryker Hospital, Abel apanied Emmeline back to Nightfall Cafe.
Doris came down from the second floor and said, "Ms. Louise, I apologize, but can I leave work early?"
"What''s the matter, Doris?" Emmeline asked. "Is something urgent?"
"Not urgent," Doris replied. "The house that caught fire earlier has been repaired by thendlord. I''m
going topensate for the damages and negotiate to rent it back."
"Why would you want to rent it back?" Emmeline questioned. "Aren''t you living well at Macsen Vi?"
Doris hesitated for a moment. "Living there isn''t ideal. I don''t want to cause any trouble for Mr. Adelmar.
It''s better if I move out."
"Is Waylon giving you a hard time?" Emmeline inquired.
"It''s not that," Doris quickly replied. "The two children are always crying and causing a ruckus. Mr.
Adelmar prefers quiet. I don''t want to disturb him."
"But the vi is spacious," Emmeline said. "The children can''t possibly disturb Waylon, can they?"
"Anyway, I just want to move out," Doris insisted. "Living under someone else''s roof is not very
rxing."
Emmeline smiled and said, "I understand what you mean. Well then, I respect your decision."
"Thank you, Ms. Louise," Doris said. "I''ll go right away. Thendlord is waiting for me."
"Go ahead," Emmeline smiled, "If you need any help, just call me."
Doris happily eximed, "Sure!" and left with her bag.
As Doris left, Emmeline took out her phone and called Waylon.
He picked up quickly, his voiceced with sarcasm, "Oh, look who decided to give me a call? Who
knew you even remembered that I exist?"
"Waylon," Emmeline said, "It''s your way of speaking that drove Doris away, isn''t it? You should know
that only two people in the world can handle your snide remarks...Master Robert and me. Do you think
Doris can tolerate your constant mockery?"
There was silence on the other end for three seconds before Waylon responded, "Emma, what are you
talking about? Where did Doris go?"
"Didn''t you drive her away with your remarks?" Emmeline replied with irritation. "She went to discuss
the house with thendlord and ns to move out of Macsen Vi! Far away from you!"
"It doesn''t matter how far she goes from me. I have nothing to do with her! Let her move if she wants
to!"
Waylon continued, "Besides, I didn''t even do anything to her. We mind our own business. Why does
this woman have toplicate things?"
"Anyway, Doris went to see her old house again. She said she''llpensate for the fire damages andPublished by N?v''elD/rama.Org.
negotiate the rent. The house has already been fixed up by thendlord, and she''s going to take a look
and discuss the price."
"What''s that got to do with me?" Waylon replied. "Isn''t it good that she''s moving out? It''ll save me from
dealing with crying children and headaches."
"Forget it," Emmeline sneered, half to herself and half directed at Waylon. "Such a beautiful woman
wasted on you and your sharp tongue."
Before Waylon could respond, Emmeline hung up the phone.