The More The Merrier

Chapter 371 Benjamin My Daddy

“Have your fever subsided?” This time, it was Jasper’s voice.

“Yes, I’m okay now.”

Arissa assured her children to prevent them from worrying too much. She spoke cautiously, so they would not fret too much.

Then, Jesse requested, “Mommy, can you turn on your video? Let us have a look at you!”

Arissa did not anticipate his request. Alarmed, she hastily replied, “No, I can’t do that! There are many people here because I am not at home.”

If she turned her video on, the children would notice that she was in the hospital and worry about her again.

“Mommy, if you aren’t at home, where are you? I thought you were sleeping minutes ago?”

Jesse was quick to pick up the inconsistency in her story.

Sticking to her lie, Arissa stated, “Oh, yes. I was sleeping earlier. However, I’m at your father’s office now. His colleagues are around, so it isn’t convenient to turn on the video now.”

Frustrated, Gavin huffed, “Mommy, I thought he allowed you to take a break from work. Why did you return to the office?”

Arissa gave Benjamin an apologetic look, and he could only shrug.

Feeling bad, Arissa rubbed her nose and tried to find an excuse. “Something cropped up, and I had to deal with it. I will go home soon!”

home once

to rest well, so we won’t have to worry about you!”

Sweetheart. I will heed your advice and

not dare to make any

have you eaten?” Jasper

Arissa replied, “Yes, I

you eat,

suspicious of

had pasta!”

by her side with

was obstinate, and she shot

When did you eat? Not much time

like that? She isn’t always as

lying to us?” Zachary questioned, doubtful of all her

did not know how

it. I ate a little and had to rush over to deal

you might suffer from gastric. Daddy doesn’t always eat his meals, and he always has gastric problems now,” Gavin advised her

Your health should come first. When I go home, I will scold him on your behalf. He promised us

did not know whether to laugh

brows for he had been scolded for no

like Gavin’s behaviour

how upset he looked,