The More The Merrier

Chapter 696 Inviting Her To Lunch

“I’ll find some time to talk to Benjamin about him deducting your one-month pay,” Arissa offered. Edwin grinned. “I shall await your good news, Mrs. Graham. If it’s you doing the talking, I’m sure you’ll succeed.”

His comment had her smiling diffidently. “I’ll try my best. But if it doesn’t work out, let me compensate you. It’s just that I don’t know how much he pays you.”

He merely smiled instead of answering her question. In truth, losing a month’s pay did not bother him. Benjamin always gave them lots of incentives and other benefits at the end of each year, after all.

“Please don’t, Mrs. Graham. If anything, it should be Mr. Graham who pays me.”

Suddenly, Arissa’s phone rang.

Seeing that the call was from Darius, she hastily picked it up.

“Issa! I heard from Benjamin that you didn’t come to the hospital because you were in bed. Are you not feeling well?”

The woman’s heart felt warm and fuzzy as she heard how concerned Darius sounded.

“I’m fine, Old Mr. Graham,” she replied kindly. “I just overslept a little this morning. I’m not unwell.”

“Seriously, that boy, Benjamin! He never tells me anything, even when I ask him. Anyway, I’m about to head over to Yaleview. Are you home now, or are you outside?”

“I’m at the hospital with my grandaunt right now. Is something the matter, Old Mr. Graham?” she asked gently.

“I had William prepare you some food. I’ll send it over to you.”

Mr. Graham. We’ll be having lunch here. You don’t have to go through the trouble to come over

do anyway. I’m heading over now. It’s also a good opportunity to pay your grandaunt

hung up right

a loss for

over?” Edwin asked, smiling from ear to

nodded. “He said he’s prepared us

laughed. “He

his character, the

nice to

because of

of you. It has nothing to do with the children.” Edwin turned to her. “Old Mr. Graham is always especially forbidding toward everyone else. You’ll realize that as you get to

around, I would have asked Benjamin why he has such an awkward relationship with his father. I can tell that Old Mr. Graham does care about Benjamin a lot, but for some

as she pondered over that

Benjamin’s name on the screen, she stilled briefly

“Hello?”

“Have you eaten?”

“Not yet.”

walked out of the

minutes,” the man

skipped a beat as she

inviting me

“Are you coming over?”

for me downstairs. Don’t bring Gavin and the others with you,”