The More the Merrier

Chapter 718 Precious Moments With Her Children

The five kids stopped fighting and dashed in together. “Come on, Mommy!” “Hurry up, Tim!” Arissa responded as she ran after them with the boy.

Benjamin also followed after them. As for Ethen, he volunteered to carry the shopping bags in. “Let me, Mr. Graham.” “I’m good,” Benjamin replied.

Since it was getting late, Arissa asked her six children to go upstairs to get ready for a shower. Before going up herself, she turned around and took over the shopping bags from Benjamin.

“It’s okay. You can go get busy. I’ll bathe the kids,” Arissa said.

Ethen obviously came to talk about business with Benjamin.

“Go check on them, Edwin,” Benjamin said to the butler.

“Right away, Mr. Graham,” Edwin said smilingly.

With everyone dismissed from his presence, Benjamin headed for his study, expecting his assistant to follow suit.

“What are you doing? Hurry up!” he reminded Ethen, who was still looking longingly in the direction of the children.

“Sure, Mr. Graham.”

Ethen went in after him and started filling him in on the progress of work.

Meanwhile, Arissa brought the children back to their room, and the kids started packing their schoolbags.

pencils for you, Tim,” she

clamped the pencil on it. “Mm? Why’s it

started giggling when they saw their mother

it manually. You didn’t

thinking? You know, back then, we didn’t even have anything fancy like this when we went

Edwin couldn’t help chuckling.

for you, Tim!” Oliver offered, taking one of Tim’s

and Tim watched on

said, giving more to him while she kept those

wanna do it on my own!” Tim

Oliver, let him

is how you do it…” Oliver demonstrated it another time to make sure Tim knew how

how it was

turn it faster, Tim,” Zachary interrupted as he did a circling gesture

and did as

Arissa

out the pencil carefully. “Yay! My pencil is sharp now! I can also do it

boy was exhilarated when he

one?” Arissa asked, passing Tim his other

and the children came closer to have a look at Tim

for them to sleep. “All right, we’ll leave the rest for next time. You can sharpen them when they

keep the rest of his