The More the Merrier

Chapter 743 Worried It Will Affect Your Mood

“Are you done with work?” Arissa caught up to Benjamin and locked her eyes on his handsome side profile. “Nope,” the man muttered as he entered the elevator.

Without hesitation, Arissa followed in. He swept his gaze over her. “Do you know that the kids were bullied by several parents in school?”

Immense shock surged within Arissa. “H-How did you find out about it?” The man arched an eyebrow and stared at her fixedly. “So you knew too? Why didn’t you tell me?”

Arissa blinked and answered softly, “You look so busy, so I didn’t have the chance to tell you.” Benjamin snorted lightly. “Why didn’t you tell me during lunch?”

“I was worried it’ll affect your mood.” Arissa eyed him briefly before looking away. The man’s gaze darkened. “There’s no need to hide the children’s matters from me.”

“How did you learn about it?” She was full of curiosity. “Mr. William told me.”

Benjamin held her hand and brought her out of the elevator. Arissa came to an immediate revelation and gave a slight nod. “But Mr. William didn’t tell me about it.”

know?” He turned to look at her. “I noticed that Tim was acting strangely and found out after questioning the other kids,” uttered Arissa as she gave the man

his eyes. “I’m sure the kids didn’t want

nodded. “Those children have been expelled from school. I bet their parents wouldn’t just let things slide. I wonder if they’ll talk bad about

said he’ll watch closely and handle the problem well,” Benjamin comforted. Arissa responded with a nod

car, Benjamin leaned back on his seat and shut his eyes. Taking note of

his deep gaze on the woman’s calm expression. His unusually intense gaze made her heart skip

softly explained. Benjamin closed his eyes again, hiding his sharp gaze. She felt more at

eyes remained shut, she turned and opened the car door to get out. Little did she

cast him a confused expression. Benjamin turned to her and uttered, “Let’s go pick the

the kids from school. At the school’s entrance, many kids were standing in one line with their bags, eagerly waiting for their parents to pick them

the six children among the crowd. When she spotted the six of them strolling out while carrying their bags, she quirked her lips into a smile and raised her hand to gesture to

at the venue, including all the children and