The More The Merrier

Chapter 94 Are You Good Enough For Me

“Oh, it’s nothing!” Arissa blinked and smiled in embarrassment.

“You’re that happy to know that she’s not my fiancée?” Benjamin’s glistening gaze swept over the bright smile on her face.

Arissa paused. Am I?

Little did she know that her smiling eyes exposed the joy in her heart.

Arissa cleared her throat and replied, “It’s great that such a wonderful man like you isn’t going to marry a woman like her! I’m happy for you, Mr. Graham.”

“Even I’m not happy, so why are you?” Benjamin snorted coldly. “Unless… You want to be my fiancée?”

Arissa looked at him. How narcissistic could he get?

Was it even appropriate for him to talk like this to a subordinate of his?

Her heart skipped a few beats as she faced Benjamin’s deep, loving eyes.

“Well, Mr. Graham, are you all right with that?” she asked cheekily.

Benjamin was not only handsome and rich but also successful. He was also the father of the children. It wouldn’t do any harm for her to suck up to him.

He was single anyway.

that, she was not

didn’t think she would admit it so quickly and was slightly

He smirked coldly. She had

her ulterior motives

at his arrogant

I don’t have the habit of liking my boss. In a professional setting, it’s still better to have

sank, and a sense of displeasure swelled up in

low and depressing atmosphere, the air felt

him, an inexplicable

still was when she said

distinction between the two when we’re in the office. I hope you won’t have any other ideas regarding this matter and that you’ll perform well at work,” Benjamin said in a low

nodded in agreement. “I’ll follow whatever

with me, regardless of

of work. He was already finding so many faults

Is it time for me

would be extremely tiring to face

the company, neither of

car stopped, Benjamin ordered her with a stance that

you for the ride!” Arissa frowned but still

once again. The expression of her

the car and shut the door directly. She did so with quite a

his eyebrows slightly. She’s got

the office confidently with her head held high.