The More the Merrier

Chapter 703 Clean Up Your Mess Yourself

“All I did was make a promise. It doesn’t necessarily mean I’m going to marry your daddy.” “Really?” the kids asked.

“Really. I’m not that stupid,” Arissa reassured them. While the kids were happy with what she said, Darius wasn’t all that pleased about it.

“Issa, were you lying to me?”

Arissa blinked nervously at him. “Old Mr. Graham, I…”

Darius pursed his lips. “You don’t have to explain it. I know you were only saying it to make me feel better. Honestly, I can’t believe how useless Benjamin is! It’s been so long, and he still can’t win you over! He may not take this seriously, but it’s making me very anxious! I might end up dying without seeing him get married!”

Tears started flowing down Darius’ cheeks after he said that, much to Arissa and the six kids’ surprise.

Mary felt moved by his emotions and teared up as well.

“I’m sorry, Old Mr. Graham! I shouldn’t have upset you by saying such things!” Arissa said apologetically.

She felt guilty for letting her emotions get the better of her.

answer to his mother when I see her

don’t cry,

Arissa had little to no success consoling him, she could only turn

best to console Darius

upset, Grandpa,” Tim said as he came

to worsen things as his face reminded Darius of

It’s all my fault! Will you please forgive me?” Darius

two butlers, only to

not saying I won’t marry Benjamin. I will marry him eventually if he truly

like these kids of yours. Not only are you two most suitable for each other, but you two are also the parents of six kids. Imagine what would happen

pat on the shoulder. “It’s not that serious. They’ve been separated for five years in

ones to say! I’m not getting any younger, you know? I might actually end up dying without seeing you two get married!” Darius replied with a

who had to make that decision, there wasn’t much Arissa could do

she could only give Benjamin a

and asked in a commanding tone,

started crying, and I can’t seem to console him,” Arissa replied

couldn’t tell what he was