The More The Merrier

Chapter 939 Gift Cards for Arissa

Benjamin sent a gift card. A text suddenly popped up in the group chat. There was a message accompanying the gift card that said: May Mr. Graham and Mrs. Graham have a long-lasting and blissful marriage.

Perhaps everyone had yet to process what was happening because no one reacted. Arissa could not help but be impressed with Benjamin’s shamelessness when she saw him looking at his phone with a serious expression.

No one else other than this man would ask for blessings in such a manner. The woman clicked on the gift card to claim it. “Haha, it’s mine! I’m the first!”

Benjamin raised his head and could not help but smile when he saw Arissa beaming radiantly just like a kid in a candy shop. A second later, everyone came back to their senses and started typing their well wishes for the couple.

Seeing that, Benjamin started sending more gift cards to the group. Each card was worth a hundred thousand.

Arissa, who was sitting in her seat, was tapping on the gift cards excitedly, hoping to snatch as many of them as possible. “Yay! I got it again!” “Ha! I am fast!”

“Uh… Why is everyone so fast…”

he noticed the woman’s disappointment or joy. Of course, everyone else was

swarmed with all sorts of well wishes. Some even wished for

is so generous! This is wonderful!” Benjamin gave out two million worth of gift cards in total, and almost half of that went to Arissa, who felt rather

her head on the table and was tearing up from smiling too much. Benjamin gazed at Arissa and asked in

aback by the question, and she felt her heart

lips curved upward. Did he send all those gift cards for

shock. She stared at the man blankly and

all his cards with

still using them? “I still have some money left,”

of controlling his finances. Benjamin lifted his chin. “I’ll tell you if you

with the man, and her heart started racing.

you come over,” Benjamin repeated flatly. He had transferred another million to Ethen and instructed him to

group chat. “It’s for the lower-level employees.” “You’re in other group