The More The Merrier

Chapter 439 Revealing The Truth

“Mommy, we’ll wash our faces on our own. You should wash yours too and have breakfast with us! And you can take some rest after that!” Zachary urged.

“That sounds great!” Arissa replied with a smile.

After the kids headed out, she trotted to the bathroom to wash up.

Returning to their room, the kids closed the door tight and started their discussion.

“Mommy stayed up all night because she was searching for clues about our missing brother,” Zachary commented.

A frown formed between Gavin’s brows. “Why don’t we tell Mommy the truth?”

Oliver bit his lip and nodded in agreement. “I think we have to tell Mommy. If not, Mommy’s body won’t be able to take it if she continues to skip on sleeping.”

“But I’m sure she won’t be able to handle the truth if we tell her now.” An insurmountable worry surged within Jasper.

Jesse’s eyes were brimming with tears. “Our brother is such a poor thing. Mommy will be hurt if she finds out about it.”

The five kids were shrouded with worry as they mulled over the problem.

to reveal it now than dragging it. After all, Mommy will have to find out the truth someday. She could endure it

from her, but learning that she had been staying up

for it! Let’s tell Mommy about it!” Zachary raised

will hurt less than in the long run. Mommy will find out one day anyway. The later she knows, the longer she has to be worried. Mommy’s body won’t be able to take it sooner

hand in full support. “Me

Jasper were the only ones who had

turned to

latter turned to his three other brothers, who all had the same views, and sighed. “Let’s

Jesse had always been obedient and would follow

Jasper had his

do it later. We’ll tell her after breakfast.” Oliver

and Zachary thought the same

why don’t we tell Mommy after she gets

surely continue to rack her brains over this matter. There’s no saying when she’ll take time

Jasper sighed dejectedly.

Otherwise, Mommy will come looking

the bathroom with

flashed across Jasper’s mind. “Why don’t we tell Mr. Graham, then get