Quadruplets' Charm: The Tycoon's Hidden Heirs-Chapter 204 - What a Terrible Premonition
Chapter 204: Chapter 204: What a Terrible Premonition
Chapter 204 -204: What a Terrible Premonition
Panic flashed across Wei Yuzhu’s face. She sat in the apartment that once belonged to Li Xue, surrounded by watchers, unable to contact the outside world.
Sitting in front of her was one of Ye Sihan’s bodyguards, holding a gun.
On the coffee table, there was a mobile phone on speaker mode.
If Wei Yuzhu said anything wrong, the gun would be pointed at her forehead.
“Yuzhu?”
“He hasn’t looked for me, he hasn’t found out about the children,” Wei Yuzhu said, filled with guilt.
She didn’t want this, but she had parents. She didn’t want to die!
“Is he still looking for me?”
“This… I’m not sure.”
Tang Yu thought to herself, could this also be considered good news? Not having asked Wei Yuzhu meant perhaps the matter of the children hadn’t been discovered.
But, did no one care that the quadruplets weren’t going to school?
Or was it that Ye Sihan was so focused on finding her that he had neglected whether the quadruplets were attending school?
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“Tang Yu, where are you now?” the voice of Wei Yuzhu came through.
“I am in country M.”
“Where exactly? My company is sending me on a business trip next week, I’ll come to see you.”
Tang Yu hesitated, not knowing why, but she felt a sense of unease in her heart.
Could she say it? It always felt like as soon as she’d reveal it, she’d be exposed.
“Don’t you trust even me?”
“It’s not that, I’m afraid Ye Sihan’s people might follow you,” said Tang Yu, voicing her concerns. “Let’s do this, I’ll tell you when you come over next week.”
“…Alright…”
This conversation was naturally recorded and later presented to Ye Sihan.
Ye Sihan sat behind his desk, his dark eyes cold as he listened to Tang Yu’s voice.
If it wasn’t for the fear of scaring the snake, he really wanted to just give her a call, to let her feel what fear is.
Tang Yu spent every day playing with the four little ones, either at home or in the town, enjoying much more freedom than when she was in the capital.
Junjun, Zhengzheng, and Haohao were more lively, chasing and frolicking about.
Xibao focused on the flowers and grass by the roadside all by himself.
After a while, he came over, raising a small chubby fist.
Tang Yu reached out her hand and asked with a smile, “What’s up?”
“For Mommy!” The little chubby fist opened, and there was a caterpillar resting on Mommy’s hand.
“!!!” Tang Yu was terrified, her body trembling, enduring the disgusting feeling of the caterpillar wriggling in her palm, “Wh-why did you pick up a caterpillar? Hurry… hurry and take it back home, its mommy and daddy will be worried!”
Thinking it over with his innocent face, Xibao said, “I go find mommy daddy!”
Realizing what he was about to do, Tang Yu quickly flung the caterpillar away and grabbed him, “No need to go, the caterpillar is home!”
“Huh?” Xibao’s innocent face showed confusion.
The next second, he was held tight and kissed by Mommy in her arms, distracting him. His little chubby cheeks were adorably flushed.
Tang Yu couldn’t help but open her mouth and give his chubby face a playful bite.
Playing nearby, Junjun, Zhengzheng, and Haohao ran over, jostling to climb onto Mommy.
“Don’t all three climb on at once, wait a second…” Before Tang Yu could finish her sentence, Junjun, who climbed up her back first, fell to the ground and rolled several times before stopping.
This made Tang Yu unable to hold back her laughter.
Later, she took them to the supermarket to buy toys, coloring books, and their favorite things, along with some groceries, before heading home together.
Junjun held a little car, Zhengzheng had a wooden sword, Haohao carried a coloring book, and Xibao held an egg.
“Xibao, don’t just stare at the egg; watch the road,” Tang Yu, carrying a bag of vegetables, reminded her.
Just because the egg seller said the egg could hatch a chick, she stood by the stall and refused to leave, so Tang Yu had to buy her an egg to play with.
That tiny hand wasn’t even as big as the egg, truly adorable.
The four little ones played in the living room while she was alone in the kitchen making dinner, somewhat distracted.
Next week, in just two or three days.
Should she really tell Wei Yuzhu her address here?
The egg that Tang Yu bought for Xibao, which could hatch a chick, was placed in a covered glass jar, and she left the desk lamp on, allowing the intense light to continuously warm the glass, creating a makeshift incubator effect.
Barely having coaxed the four little ones into bathing, they now gathered around the jar, refusing to go to sleep for quite some time.
“Mommy, will there be a chick?” Junjun asked with her adorable, wide eyes blinking.
“There should be… right?” Tang Yu wasn’t so sure!
She had never done this before.
Looking down, Xibao was especially excited, staring at the egg in the cup without even blinking, as if a chick might hatch at any moment.
“Alright, let’s check again tomorrow! The chick can’t come out yet.” Tang Yu pulled the reluctant Xibao to bed.
The three brothers were not as persistent and followed along.
Just three days later, it was Monday of the following week.
Wei Yuzhu had said she would come here on Monday morning.
Tang Yu had given her the address for the meeting.
At ten o’clock in the morning, the two met in a coffee shop in the downtown area.
Tang Yu was there early, waiting, and around ten o’clock, Wei Yuzhu arrived, dressed casually.
“Tang Yu…” Wei Yuzhu sat down.
“I didn’t expect your company to be in such a hurry, sending you over so early,” Tang Yu said.
“Yes… yes!” Wei Yuzhu appeared calm on the surface, but inside, she felt very sorry for Tang Yu. After all, who would dare to offend Ye Sihan?
“Sit for a while, we’ll go for lunch later. Do you prefer Western or Chinese food?” Tang Yu asked.
“No need, I have to go to the office right away at noon,” Wei Yuzhu declined.
Tang Yu thought she wanted to have lunch with new colleagues, so she didn’t insist, “Then maybe tomorrow or whenever you have time.”
A guilty sheen flashed in Wei Yuzhu’s eyes as she changed the subject, “Do you live nearby?”
“It’s a bit of a distance.”
“And the kids?”
“I left them at home!” Tang Yu had left all four children at home by themselves; their focus was on incubating the chick, so they wouldn’t wander off.
“Oh.” Wei Yuzhu’s phone rang. She glanced at it and said, “I have to go now, let’s meet when we have time in the future?”
Tang Yu didn’t expect her to leave after just a few words, “Okay, I won’t stay either.”
After leaving the coffee shop, Tang Yu watched Wei Yuzhu get into a taxi and then stood there, vigilantly looking around, but nothing was amiss.
She was on guard against Wei Yuzhu, or more precisely, helping Wei Yuzhu to be on guard.
Anyway, she had never imagined Wei Yuzhu would betray her.
Carrying her unfinished coffee, she walked towards the bus stop, choosing not to take the convenient taxi.
As a single mother with four children, she always had to be frugal.
There were only two people at the bus stop. As Tang Yu waited, she felt something strange about her surroundings.
A glance around, and nothing seemed amiss.
The other woman at the stop was on the phone. What could be wrong?
Soon, the bus arrived. Just as Tang Yu was about to get on, the phone-calling woman tried to board first and bumped into her.
The coffee in her hand dropped onto the ground with a splash, spilling everywhere.
Tang Yu stared blankly at the coffee flowing on the ground, a sense of unease enveloping her.
As if it were some terrible omen…
“I’m so sorry, so sorry!” The woman hadn’t expected this and kept apologizing.
Tang Yu came to her senses, “It’s okay.”
After boarding, the bus departed.
On the opposite side of the road, a black car stood quietly.
The car’s body and windows were pitch-black, nothing could be seen, and one could only imagine what kind of scene was inside.
However, the way it sat there, like a beast lurking in the dark, instinctively triggered fear in those who saw it.
Sitting on the bus, Tang Yu felt unsettled.
Why did she feel this way?
Was it because she had seen Wei Yuzhu? After all, Wei Yuzhu was from the capital, where there were people Tang Yu was afraid of.
Tang Yu took a deep breath, not wanting to think about it any further.
When she got home and saw the four children, the uneasy feeling disappeared.
Junjun, Zhengzheng, and Haohao were in the living room, exploring their toys and discussing them.
Meanwhile, Xibao sat motionless in front of the cup containing the egg.
