The More The Merrier

The More the Merrier Chapter 649

A Warm Welcome

Benjamin furrowed his brows as he followed Arissa out of the bathroom. But instead of going to the dining room, he turned and went into the bathroom next door.

She chuckled when she saw that. Hearing the sound of chatter and laughter coming from the dining room, she hurried over there.

Kingsley, Shaun, and Ethen were inside the room already.

When the six children saw her, they called out excitedly. “Mommy!”

“Ms. York!”

Arissa murmured an acknowledgment in an affectionate tone.

Edwin drew out a chair near the head of the table and motioned for her to sit down. “Please sit here, Ms. York.”

The kids were also sitting on the same side of the table as her.

After taking her seat, she glanced at the table laden with delicious dishes. It was evident that Edwin had put in a lot of effort as the food looked just like what one would expect to find at a five-star hotel.

Edwin proceeded to instruct the help to serve the soup.

Tim secretly gulped as he gazed at the scrumptious spread on the table while Jasper took a deep whiff of the delicious food and declared, “It smells good!”

Oliver and Jesse’s stomachs started

staring starry-eyed at the delectable dishes. “I can tell they’re going to taste

remark, he could not help gulping too as his mouth watered at the

grumbled, his

amusement as she gazed at her children. “Daddy will be here soon. Just

the

The

walked in and swept his gaze over the room.

the table, then turned to Mary and said warmly, “Help yourself to anything you fancy, Grandaunt. Think of this as

Mary replied, “All

your soup and drink it slowly. Be careful

should all hurry up and eat too!” said Mary, waiting for the

Tim eating along with the others,

glance at the little ones. Seeing them wolfing their food down ravenously, he

their heads and glanced at

children and looking toward

she murmured, shooting a quick glance at him

half a bowl of soup, Kingsley let out

have the audacity to say

ate everything!” Jasper piped

“Hush!”

a glance in Benjamin’s

Kingsley, the