You More than Anything in the World (Arissa)

Chapter 208 That Is My Mommy

He nodded. “Yes, I am. The owner of this house invited me over.”

“That’s my mommy.” Gavin instantly shouted toward the kitchen, “Mommy, the village chief is here!”

The village chief could not help but grin at how adorable the boy was.

“Please come in and take a seat,” Gavin said warmly.

Subconsciously, the village chief looked at Benjamin. The latter’s aura was so intimidating that he had second thoughts entering the house.

As soon as Arissa heard her son, she hurried out to greet the village chief. “Hi, I’m Arissa. Please come in.”

She smiled and welcomed the village chief warmly.

As his gaze traveled among Arissa, Gavin, and Benjamin, the village chief came to a realization. “That’s okay. I should get going.”

“Since you’re already here, please come in for some tea. Dinner is almost ready. Besides, I should have gone to visit you, but you’ve come instead. Please don’t stand on ceremony.”

The village chief could not reject her generous invitation, so he sat on the couch opposite Benjamin.

He nodded

response, Benjamin nodded

Benjamin and poured a cup of tea for the village chief. “Please excuse me. I’ll

Go ahead,” the village chief politely responded while holding

Arissa went back to the kitchen

never left her back. I’ve been here for a while, but she never came to greet me or pour me a cup of tea. Yet,

at Benjamin, the village chief felt awkward and tried to start

Benjamin averted his

So, you’re really Mr. Graham. Is she a human… I mean, did she really kidnap

I ran away from home to stay with her. It’s not her fault.” The

The village chief nodded.

news on TV so that it would be easier for us to

mother, thinking she’s really a human trafficker? the

glared at Benjamin. How dare you say Mommy is

hearing that, Benjamin narrowed his

chief looked at the duo and lowered

like it’s just a conflict

it’s just a misunderstanding, you only need to talk it out. I’ll take my leave now. My family is still waiting for me to

placed the teacup on the table and left. He could not bear to stay any longer. The pressure was too

When Gavin was talking to the village chief, he had