The More The Merrier

Chapter 339 Darius Gave Benjamin An Earful

Shaun and Kingsley, who were sitting across the table from Benjamin, noticed the envious look in the man’s eye and smiled.

“Benjamin, you seem to be very envious of Mrs. Graham,” Kingsley teased.

Benjamin shot a piercing gaze at his friend after hearing that.

Shaun looked at the two other men in amusement and started teasing the kids.

“Zachary, why are you boys not peeling prawns for your daddy?”

“He’s a man. He doesn’t need us to do that for him,” the four little boys replied in unison.

“Haha!”

Everyone burst out laughing when they heard that. There was nothing wrong with what the boys said.

It was right for men to be caring toward women.

Kingsley glanced at Benjamin and said, “Benjamin, look, your sons are so gentlemanly. Why don’t you learn from them and peel some prawns for Mrs. Graham too?”

Benjamin glared at his friend and replied, “Since you’re so free, why don’t you peel prawns for all of us?”

The corners of Kingsley’s lips twitched.

Arissa chuckled and continued eating the prawns that her boys had prepared for her happily.

a lot, he peeled a prawn and placed it on

the extra prawn on her plate, Arissa turned to look at the

seeing how elegant he looked even

Eat more of the other dishes

took one more look at him

care of Jesse, he was also paying attention to

his breath and asked

do!” Arissa

can order more of those that you like!” Darius

Graham, let Jesse eat on her own. You should eat something

Darius chuckled

seeing how

in the harmonious atmosphere, Shaun and Kingsley

of chicken on Arissa’s plate and asked,

at him and

good. You should try a bit of everything,” Benjamin suggested before going

a glance at their father and were noticed by Arissa, who arched her

they had been discovered, they smiled

dinner!” she said to her

the five little ones turned back toward their

busy at the office?” after a while, Darius asked Benjamin

all right,” Benjamin glanced at his

more time with them. If you’re really busy, you can carry on with your work but let Issa stay with the kids. It doesn’t make sense for the two of you to spend the weekends working. It’s not as if our family is short of money, and you have to work additionally hard to make ends meet. Try to