You More than Anything in the World (Arissa)

Chapter 1104 Feels Much Better At Home

Arissa was relieved and happy when they arrived at the Graham residence.

“I'm finally home!”

Benjamin's lips curved upward into a smile when he saw the smile crinkling the corners of her eyes.

It had pained him to see Arissa feeling uncomfortable at the hospital. However, now that she was discharged, he could finally see her smile again.

Edwin led everyone to wait at the mansion's entrance to welcome Arissa home. All the housekeepers had been warned to keep quiet about Arissa's pregnancy. Everyone understood the order and was prepared to take good care of Arissa.

“Congratulations on getting discharged, Mrs. Graham! Welcome home!”

Arissa was shocked by everyone's enthusiastic cheers when she got out of the car. She flashed them a smile and said, “Thank you, everyone!”

“Mommy, let's get inside! You shouldn't stay outside for too long. You'll catch a cold!” Arissa grinned at the children's reminder.

“Let's go.” Benjamin tightened the jacket on her shoulders.

“Okay!” Arissa nodded and followed Benjamin.

Benjamin suddenly bent down and picked her up bridal-style. She was surprised and quickly wrapped her arms around his neck.

He laughed when he saw her glaring at him.

“I'll carry you!”

Arissa was so embarrassed when she noticed that everyone was laughing. She buried her face in his neck to hide the blush on her cheeks.

The children helped to carry her bags and trotted behind them, looking ever so cute.

Ethen and Bradley grabbed the bigger bags and headed inside. Everyone was happy to see Arissa at home.

Edwin asked the housekeepers to help out in the kitchen to prepare a feast for lunch.

Benjamin carried Arissa upstairs to their bedroom. The children, Ethen and Bradley followed behind them.

Ethen and Bradley left after placing the bags in the room.

Benjamin placed Arissa on the bed and helped her to sit in a more comfortable position before pulling the blanket over her legs.

Arissa looked around the room. It had been more than a week since she had been home. It feels much better at home.

The children helped to unpack and hang her clothes.

Benjamin poured a glass of water and held it to her lips. “Have some water.”

“Okay.” Arissa reached for the glass, but Benjamin slapped her hand away.

She had no choice but to lower her head and drink from the glass he held out. “Okay, that's enough. I don't want anymore.”

For a moment, Benjamin stared at the remaining water in the glass. He sighed and finished it before placing the glass on the bedside table.

He got up and went to help the children hang the clothes.

“Mr. Graham, these aren't dry! Help me dry them, please!” Jasper reminded Benjamin as he looked at the latter.

Benjamin hung the clothes on a few hangers and gave them to Jasper. The boy took them and went to hang them on the balcony.

After some time, everything was unpacked and arranged neatly in the room.

“Go and drink some water.” Arissa watched with a gentle expression as the children moved about.

Benjamin went to pour six cups of water and called the children over.

The children happily ran over and drank the water.