The More the Merrier

Chapter 754 He Must Have Fought With Daddy

“It’s time you go home!” Benjamin uttered coldly. Verily, he didn’t want to hear Darius saying all that. Darius sighed, rather worried to see how stubborn his son was.

“Issa has feelings for you, so don’t wait until you lose her to regret it! If you have feelings for her, too, do something to reciprocate her feelings. Otherwise, keep your distance from her. Don’t keep your relationship ambiguous like this.”

“I’m not you!” Benjamin interrupted icily. Darius’ expression changed. He gazed at the man for a while before getting to his feet and leaving. When he returned to the living room, he called William along to leave.

“Are you not going to stay for a while longer, Old Mr. Graham?”

Noticing that his expression was gloomy, Arissa was very much worried. “No, it’s okay. I’m old, so I’ve got to go home and rest earlier.”

Darius flashed her a forced smile. Waving at her, he then left. All six children were wholly perplexed. “Why did Grandpa leave so abruptly?” Oliver wondered.

Gavin glanced at the study. “He must have fought with Daddy.”

At once, everyone swung their gazes at Gavin. Looking at her son, Arissa inquired, “Do they fight often, Sweetheart?”

Gavin blinked. “It has happened many times.”

“Do you know why?”

pry information out of him. Alas, Gavin shook his head, for he had no idea either. Arissa caressed his head. The moment she saw Edwin approaching with

Mr. Graham has left?” Edwin asked when he didn’t see Darius

between Old Mr. Graham and Benjamin? Could you

If I were to tell you, Mr. Graham would fly into

about it. Arissa’s brows furrowed deeply. If that’s the case, the problem between them is really not trivial. “Don’t worry, Mommy. Daddy and Grandpa have always gotten along like that!” Gavin asserted in

something wrong, or

curiously. Edwin chuckled, not quite sure how to explain it

both got their faults. Seeing that he was reluctant to say anything, Arissa didn’t continue pursuing the question, lest she put him in

room.

pronounced without the alphabet ‘h’ in

hurriedly noted it down and read it aloud to her once more. “Was that right, Ms.

it! How

shyly upon receiving

of cake for Gavin, Zachary, Oliver, and Jasper. Only Jesse was having trouble reading. In fact, she

to learn from Tim. He has only started attending school, but he has mastered it. Yet, you’re still

was quite worried about Jesse’s

understood when the teacher taught

looking all