The More the Merrier

Chapter 840 My Wife

Arissa noticed how cheerful Benjamin was, so she peered at him and asked, “What are you looking at?”

When she craned her neck to see what was on the phone, Benjamin quickly turned the phone away and switched it back to its usual screensaver.

Arissa was a little annoyed. “You were looking at girls, weren’t you?”

Benjamin raised his gaze toward her and answered, “Yes!”

Arissa was shocked. Are all men like this?

Suddenly, she lost her appetite and chewed the fruits mindlessly.

Seeing how jealous she was, Benjamin beamed with delight. He couldn’t help but tease, “Are you jealous?”

“Who’s jealous? It’s normal for men to look at girls, no? Men who don’t look at girls are abnormal!” she answered.

The corners of Benjamin’s mouth twitched when he heard that. Why do I feel like she’s insulting me?

His mood got worse when he heard her adding, “I’m just like that, too. I love to look at handsome men. They’re a treat to my eyes.”

Arissa harrumphed softly. Despite what she said, she was still upset. Who would want their husband to lay eyes on other girls? But I for one enjoy checking out other handsome men. I guess this is what you call double standards.

men? Who?” Benjamin stared at

Obviously, he was jealous.

shot him a look and answered, “Since you’re

and unlocked his phone

showed it to her and

saw the photo and thought it was

as she continued looking, she noticed something familiar

she realized what she was looking at, she widened

her a glance and asked, “Who

“When did you

she turned to stare at

to pinch her cheek in response. “First, tell me

she saw

darkened. He then frowned and stared at

stopped giggling upon seeing his domineering demeanor. “Well, I meant the handsome men I see on the streets. Also,

narrowed his eyes. “Are they as

the eye. Indeed, no one’s more handsome than him. I haven’t seen one,

“No!” Arissa answered truthfully.

Benjamin’s face disappeared at once. He mumbled an acknowledgment and kept his

about how the photo was taken. It can’t be him. He’s been sitting