The More the Merrier

Chapter 949 Visiting the Amusement Park

“How beautiful!” Jesse jumped up and down ecstatically. “Mr. Graham really brought us here to play!”

Jasper was also delighted, his eyes riveted on the bright lights of the amusement park. Unblinkingly, Tim exclaimed, “I’ve seen this on television.”

Arissa and Benjamin were overwhelmed with anguish when they heard that. Arissa stroked his head. “We’ll come here often to have fun in the future.”

“Yay!” Tim grinned from ear to ear. Turning around, Gavin said to him, “It’s even more beautiful inside, Tim. Let’s go in!”

Then he proceeded to take his younger brother’s hand. “Sure!” In seventh heaven, Tim bobbed his head and reached out to grasp Zachary’s hand.

Zachary glanced at his two brothers before clutching Oliver’s hand.

“Let’s all hold hands. There are many people inside. Otherwise, we’ll easily get lost.”

Oliver quickly grabbed Jasper’s hand, whereas Jasper seized hold of Jesse’s hand.

Hand in hand, all six of the siblings gazed up at Arissa and Benjamin with eagerness written all over their faces.

“Mommy, Mr. Graham, let’s go in!”

“Okay!”

Arissa took Gavin’s hand before motioning at

for one to get lost if they neglected to keep a

her for a moment before clutching

one felt different from her mother’s soft one, and a

and she was as happy as a

same time, Benjamin dipped his eyes and looked at his daughter. He tightened his grip on the soft hand in

instructed, reminding the children to stay together

Mommy!”

I’ll

lost, Mommy, it doesn’t matter. We

him on the head. “Do you still remember what happened at the airport when we returned to the country? You wandered off! Yet, you have the nerve to say

I hadn’t been taken away by

was torn between

I should also thank Gavin, right? If he hadn’t run

Gavin chortled. “Even if you hadn’t switched places with me, Jasper, perhaps Mommy

there would have been plenty of opportunities to meet

matter how fast, it couldn’t be compared with us

still best not to get lost, lest

kidnap anyone of them, it’d

Oliver promised in consolation, aware that