The More the Merrier

Chapter 741 Prepare Lunch For Benjamin

Arissa only sent the kids back to school after lunch. “Sweethearts, call me if there’s anything. Understand?” The six children nodded in acknowledgment.

“Don’t worry, Mommy. The bodyguards and Mr. William will protect us!” Gavin also chimed in, “I can fight, too!” Arissa bobbed her head and tidied the children’s clothes before bidding goodbye to them. “I’ll pick you guys up after school later!” “Okay. Goodbye, Mommy!”

Learning that they would be able to see Arissa again in the afternoon, the six children were over the moon. They no longer felt torturous having to endure another few hours in school.

Arissa waved at them and waited till they disappeared from her sight before she headed back to the company. Upon arrival, she went to the top floor to look for Benjamin, intending to talk to him regarding the children’s matters. However, there was no one around in the office.

Arissa was stunned for a moment. Where did he go? Ethen isn’t around too. Just as she turned and headed toward her office, she ran into Benjamin, who happened to step out of the elevator. “You’re back?”

Benjamin grunted a cursory response that had a tinge of exhaustion to it. Arissa glanced at him before sweeping her gaze toward Ethen, who was following behind.

immediately answered, “Ms. York,

been busy with, but it did not take long for her to change her mind. “You probably haven’t eaten too, right? Let me get the cafeteria to whip something up for you guys

Even though Ethen felt touched by Arissa’s action, he could vividly sense

a good meal later.

removed his coat and hung it on the chair before taking a shower in the

plates of chicken alfredo pasta. She also

about to go and summon Ethen after realizing he was not around, Benjamin’s voice sounded.

she saw Benjamin looking refreshed and energized after a shower. “I’ll go

He already had his lunch.” Benjamin strode forward and shot her a side glance when he saw she still remained in her spot, unwilling to budge. “Come over

his lunch. Thus, she walked over. “I’d have asked the workers at the

brows in disgust. When Arissa noticed that contemptuous look on his face, she could not help but

prepares something else, so I ordered pasta, which