The More The Merrier

Chapter 515 Do Not Be Shy

“No, it’s not the same. Tim has to learn how to take the elevator!” Gavin coolly reminded Shaun.

Shaun drew back in shock before gazing at the little boy in front of him.

“It’s okay, Mr. Bailey,” Tim muttered, feeling somewhat embarrassed.

The next second, Shaun broke into a smile and opened the elevator door. “Come here, Tim!” he said as he gently ruffled the boy’s hair.

Still red in the face, Tim lifted his hand and closed the elevator door. After recalling what Arissa had taught him, he pushed the button for the first floor.

When the elevator didn’t move, Tim grew nervous once again. Oh, no. Have I done something wrong?

Arissa, who noticed how flustered her son was, quickly explained, “That’s it, Sweetheart! It takes a while for the elevator to move!”

True enough, the elevator started descending at that moment, and Tim’s eyes lit up.

“You’ll get the hang of it with more practice, Tim!” Oliver reassured.

“Yes!” Tim replied, nodding excitedly as his lips curled into a smile.

“There’s nothing to be embarrassed about, Tim. I was the same when I tried it the first time. I was so afraid of making mistakes that I didn’t even dare to press the buttons!” Jasper piped up with a grin.

He went on to share his experiences, and it didn’t even matter if Tim commented or not.

hadn’t taken his eyes off Tim, but he was visibly relieved after seeing how well

smiled at the boy, not wanting to say anything lest it made him

stopped on one of the other floors, except no one else got on when they saw it was already

close the door,” Shaun

the door. Once the elevator continued its descent, the

I’m getting better at

exclaimed with a massive

that,

with their compliments, causing

adults, too, beamed with delight but said nothing

Arissa ushered them out first

said as he swiftly picked up Tim and

and Oliver, while Bradley followed behind with Gavin and Zachary in

the six children were all

relaxed, Benjamin looped an arm around Arissa’s waist as they brought up

the doctors from Dellmoor? Aren’t they going to eat with

furrowed his brows and replied, “It’s all right. They’ll be

the others. Why would

her brows.

our own,” Benjamin insisted as

too happy,

decided to go to the restaurant in three separate cars, and the children

though Benjamin and Arissa were in the same car, the latter couldn’t help but shoot a worried glance at