The More The Merrier

Chapter 432 My Brothers Want Me To Keep A Lookout

The five kids stared at Arissa while shaking their heads. Then, they responded in unison, “Nothing much.”

Arissa did not buy their laconic replies. She sat on the bed and eye-balled the kids, starting from the eldest to the youngest. She repeated this multiple times, which made the children felt guilty.

“I’m pretty sure you’re hiding some secrets from me.”

Although she did not spend as much time with Gavin, she knew the other four whom she raised like the back of her palm.

She could sense that something fishy was going on with just one glance at them.

Zachary’s heart skipped a beat. He quickly came up with a plan to avoid Arissa’s interrogation.

“Mommy, do you like Mr. Graham?”

Arissa did not expect such a question from her son.

Feeling uneasy, she withdrew her gaze and rubbed her nose subconsciously. “Well, I don’t hate him, but I don’t like him either.”

“What kind of answer is that?”

Jasper looked at her, puzzled.

“Well, sometimes I hate him. Other times, I think he’s not bad,” she added while fixing her gaze at the children.

“Mommy, we’re asking if you have any feelings for Mr. Graham.”

and rested her chin on Arissa’s shoulders. Her rounded

her

all like him

answered delightfully, “We like him if Mommy

amused by their

“Cheeky monkeys!”

them with a smile, “He’s your daddy. No matter how he interacts with me or whether he is friendly, it shouldn’t affect your

hoped that the children would grow to be more intimate with Benjamin as

that the kids would love her more than how much they

feel

which Arissa found so entertaining that

Benjamin and copied his father’s tone of voice, saying, “Gavin,

Pftt!

her son’s

“Don’t impersonate your daddy.”

he’s actually like,

her brothers and stood up for Benjamin. “Honestly,

everyone turned their

smile

happened today when my brothers wanted me to keep

let her tongue slip, Jesse quickly covered her mouth with her hand

suspicious glare, the four boys

doing that you needed your sister to keep a lookout

fright, not knowing