The More The Merrier

Chapter 99 Riding The Bus

“Mommy, sit down. I’ll apply the ointment for you.”

Zachary pulled her over to a bench.

“Sweetheart, we’ll do it at home.”

Arissa saw that quite a number of people were looking at her and her children, and she did not want to draw more attention.

Gavin whined, “No! We have to apply it now!”

Oliver chimed in, “Yes, now!”

Jasper also urged her, “Mommy, sit down!”

“Mommy, it will heal faster if you put it on now,” Jesse added.

Arissa was helpless in the face of her five domineering children who insisted for her to apply the medicine right there and then.

“All right!” She gave in and cooperated with them.

After the tube of ointment was opened and squeezed out onto a cotton swab, Jasper rubbed the medicine on Arissa’s bruise.

“Ouch!” Arissa felt a sting of pain.

Oliver shoved Jasper to the side and stepped forward. “You’re hurting Mommy. Let me do it!”

Arissa was amused by her children’s antics.

“I’m fine. I can handle the pain. The medicine must be massaged into the bruise so that it heals faster.”

Meanwhile, Jesse stood at the side, performing her duty as a professional bruise blower.

other hand, were

scene attracted the attention of many passers-by

angels. They are so good

Some onlookers were touched.

children you have!” A middle-aged woman

a

more people began

“Are they quintuplets?”

the same. They’re too

Arissa thanked them again.

them to pick up the pace. After

didn’t dare to call for a taxi again this time, so she chose to take

people on the bus. But everyone was delighted when they

teased the

of the five, Jesse was the timidest. She hid behind Arissa, holding on to her

played it cool, standing tall and

guys can

seat, but Arissa politely

don’t mind standing. We’re just

and just obediently standing with their mom, the

of praise flooded

nodded at everyone in acknowledgment and kept an eye

the bus driver slowed down his speed and drove much

reached their stop, Arissa quickly got off the bus first, then helped her

also rushed over to offer

Thanks so much!” Arissa was

did not forget their manners either. “Thank you, mister!

to the people on the bus. Not only that, they even got some snacks from bus passengers who insisted and