The More the Merrier

Chapter 1112 Morning Sickness

“You've definitely lost some weight. My son has not been doing a good job taking care of you.” As he said that, Darius turned to glare at Benjamin. “Do you not heed my advice? Have you been ignoring all that I've told you? You've not been doing it right! Just look at how skinny Issa has become!”

Words eluded Benjamin when Darius reprimanded him out of nowhere.

He had even thought that Arissa had put on some weight. What does Dad mean by “skinny”?

Upon seeing the dumbfounded look on Benjamin's face, Arissa could not help but giggle before hugging Darius' arm and changing the subject. “What delicacies have you prepared for us, Dad? It smells heavenly. I'm getting hungry just by smelling the food!”

The anticipation on Arissa's face did not escape Darius' notice. He quickly led them into the house. “Let's head to the dining room. I've prepared all of your favorites!”

Arissa was ecstatic. As they walked to the dining room, Arissa asked Darius about his well-being and struck up some small talk.

Benjamin and the children tailed behind them. Despite being ignored by Darius, the children were not disappointed or upset. Instead, they followed behind.

When Arissa and the children saw all the scrumptious food on the table, their eyes lit up. They even cheered in excitement.

“Woah! There is so much delicious food!”

“I like this one! Oh, I like that one too!”

“I like this one. Mommy likes this too.”

Food from Grandpa's house is always

good food! It's like we're celebrating

many yummy dishes! I wonder if

of joy made everyone smile

your hands!” Darius grinned

head of the table for Darius and handed the latter a handkerchief to clean his

so long. He smiled cheerily. His sight had not left Arissa ever since he greeted

daughter with the affection he was showing her. Ironically, the old man

watched them wash their hands before bringing them back to the

waved the children over

six children quickly scrambled to their chairs. All of them sat on the same side

laps before everyone took a seat. Their table manners were enough to

housekeepers in Old Manor were swooned by how

beaming children adjust their seats while Benjamin took a

each

“Let's dig in!”

his fork, the others at the table began helping themselves to the food as

the children loved the food on the table. William had done a

specially requested me to prepare this fish for you. Please have a taste!”