All Chapters of The Alpha Quadruplet's Babies: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Logan's POV When we arrived in front of Emma’s house, I stopped the car and turned to her. “We’re here. Thank you for taking the time to have dinner,” I said in the friendliest tone possible. Emma smiled briefly, nodding. “Thank you too, President Logan, for the ride.”As the car stopped in front of Emma’s house, I stared at her for a moment, trying to read her calm yet cold expression. A strong urge arose inside me, an urge that I had been suppressing since the first time I met her. After Emma got out of the car, I unconsciously called out to her and got out of the car.“Emma...”She stopped in her tracks, turning her head slowly with a face full of confusion. “Yes, President Logan?”I took a deep breath, feeling my heart beating faster. My rational mind should have restrained me, but something forced the words out of my mouth. “I want to be a man who protects you... and your children too.”Emma’s expression changed drast

Emma’s POVI looked at him confused. "Take me to work? President Logan, I have to go out of town for research today, and—""—and I know," he interrupted quickly. "That's why I came. I'll take you there.”I was speechless, completely taken aback by his words. "But, this is official business, President Logan. You don't need to interfere."He looked at me sternly, but his smile remained there, making it hard for me to refuse him. "I won't interfere with your work, Emma. I just want to make sure you get there safely. Besides, why can't a president drive one of his employees on business?"His words felt so light, yet so meaningful. I found it hard to answer them. There was no logical reason to refuse him, but deep down, I knew there was something more to it than just offering a ride."But I can go by myself," I tried to defend myself."Emma, ​​it's not about can or can't. I want to drive you. Just think of it as a personal request

James' POVThea and I walked out of the restaurant in a bad mood. Well, it wasn't my mood that was bad. I was pissed off, really pissed off, and nothing was going to change that. Even Logan, the "City of Men's President," was buying me dinner, it didn't make me feel any better. Instead, my own eroding self-esteem made it worse.I gritted my teeth as I opened the car door, slamming it a little too hard as Thea got in. I could feel her confused stare from the passenger seat, but I didn't care. The entire time in the restaurant, my anger had been building, especially when I saw the way she was staring at Logan, as if he was better than any other man she had ever known."James, why do you have to act like this?" Thea finally spoke up once we were in the car. Her voice was soft, but there was a clear tone of dissatisfaction behind it.I snorted, gripping the steering wheel tighter. "What kind of attitude? Don't I have the right to be pissed off after w

James’ POV Everything that had happened tonight seemed to force a harsh reality to slap me in the face. Emma. Why was she able to live so comfortably now? Why can she look so happy with another man? I can't understand how she, the woman I left without mercy, is now standing tall as if I never scratched her life. I should be a shadow that haunts her forever. My life is better without her, that's what I always tell myself. But in reality? Emma, ​​with all her strength and happiness, continues to haunt my mind. How can she live a life like this after everything I've been through? Everything I did to her? I clenched my fists on the steering wheel, my blood boiling with disbelief. It shouldn't be like this. Emma should be broken, trapped in her past. But in reality, I'm the one who is still trapped in her shadow. And tonight, I witnessed for myself how she could stand next to a man like Logan, the president of City of Men, a man who has everything I nev

Emma’s POVI took a deep breath, holding back the anger and frustration that had been burning. "That uncle was just someone I knew from a long time ago," I answered, trying to sound calm. "We didn't fight, honey. It was just a misunderstanding."Allonza paused for a moment, seeming to ponder my answer. I could see from the rearview mirror that she was still curious, but I hoped she wouldn't press me further."If it was just a misunderstanding, why did uncle look angry?" she asked again, her innocent eyes looking at me doubtfully.I smiled a little, even though it felt heavy. "Sometimes adults can misunderstand, and it makes them upset. But it's not a big deal. You don't have to think about it."Adolf, who was sitting next to me, glanced at me, but he didn't say anything. As usual, he was quieter than his brothers, but I could feel his desire to know more. I knew they were all probably curious, but I didn't want them to get involved in my prob