The More the Merrier

Chapter 778 His Pillow

The bodyguard only closed the door after ensuring that Arissa was well seated in the car. He then got into the driver’s seat and sped off to the school.

Arissa threw a look at the man before turning to look out the car window. All of a sudden, he pulled her toward him.

“Ah!” Arissa gasped in astonishment. After stealing a look at the bodyguard in the driver’s seat, she turned to glare at Benjamin. “What are you…”

She trailed off when she noticed the utter weariness on his face. “Let me sleep for a while.” Benjamin wrapped his arms around her tightly, resting his chin on her shoulder.

Arissa blushed crimson in an instant. She could feel a tingling sensation as his breath brushed against her ear. Any slight movement from her would trigger him to tighten his embrace.

Seconds later, Arissa heard his steady breathing. Utterly speechless, she blinked. Is he treating me as his pillow?

usual vibe of indifference seemed to be prevailed

good looks

the sake of the kids. After a while, Arissa took the blanket and

man was suddenly alerted and opened his eyes. Seeing that, she froze in embarrassment. However, he closed his eyes and drifted off to

breathing, she was gradually at ease again. Along the way to school, Arissa did not wake Benjamin up. Nonetheless, she could not help racking her brain about how to break herself

his arms around her. It went on

me go. I need to get out and get the kids,” she said softly, but there was no response from the man who was

she moved his hands aside carefully and stuffed a pillow into his arms. She could not resist feeling amused when she saw him continue to

getting out of Benjamin’s car, they craned their

pinched his cheek lightly. “But he’s asleep. Remember not to wake him up when you guys get

go.” She led them to say goodbye to their teacher before heading toward

Benjamin was asleep, they avoided talking loudly. In fact, some of them did not even open their mouths, fearing that they would wake him up. They were seated obediently as they looked