The More The Merrier

Chapter 720 Stay The Night With Us

“Children, come out and dry your hair!” Arissa had already gotten the hair dryer ready when she shouted at them to go over. They sat down on the couch while their mother plugged in the hair dryer.

By that time, Edwin had gotten the milk ready. When he saw that they were occupied, he left the glasses of milk on one side and went to clean the bathroom.

“Mommy, you’re so much better at it than Daddy and Grandpa. You’re so gentle,” Gavin praised smilingly as Arissa blow-dried his hair.

Beside him, Tim nodded in agreement.

Arissa was happy to hear their compliment.

“I like you better too, Mommy,” Zachary added.

“Me too! Me too!” Oliver, Jasper, and Jesse cried out in unison.

The smile on Arissa’s face deepened.

“Go and have some milk. Mr. Whitley left it on the table. Go to bed after that. It’s past ten already,” Arissa instructed as she kept the hair dryer after she was done drying the children’s hair.

Gavin took the glasses of milk and passed it to his brothers and sister.

“Mommy, this is for you.”

“Okay. Thanks.”

When she was done keeping the hair dryer, Arissa went over to the table to join the kids.

finished their milk,

children blinking their round

“could you sleep with

Sleep here,” Gavin

the children were longing for

right. I’ll go shower, and I’ll be back.

“Okay!”

agreed to

the smile on his

Mommy. We’ll be waiting,” Jasper

a long time since Arissa

more games,” Arissa replied as she went over to pick up the

Edwin had just finished cleaning the bathroom. When he saw Arissa wanting to wash the glasses, he

go shower, Mrs. Graham. I’ll do

Arissa nodded. “Thanks, Edwin.”

at her and went off to

master bedroom to shower. When she came out to

to the children’s bedroom when she was

she got there, Edwin was reading them a bedtime story, and despite how interesting the story was, Arissa could tell from the kids’ faces that they

go rest. I’ll

the butler whispered with

“Goodnight, Edwin,” Arissa said.

Edwin closed the door, she lay

over to

children moved apart, making a room for