You More Than Anything In The World

“Regan, Ken's a good kid. I bet that b*tch is just being petty. She probably remembers that Ken snatched her food away one time when they were little and decided to seek revenge by beating him up. If she dared to hit me, what else won't she do?” Finley scolded.

“That's right! That b*tch is outrageous! Yesterday, when we were at the mall, she took the clothes in my hand away and even got someone to beat us up!” Morgan added.

“I'm going to the police station.” Regan stared at them before leaving.

It didn't bother him when he showed disdain for his daughter and scolded her.

However, when his relatives were doing the scolding, he still felt bad.

So, he decided to leave and not let himself be bothered by them anymore.

On his way to the police station, he thought about the situation for a bit before deciding to camp out at the hospital instead.

He had a gut feeling that the figure he saw was Arissa and that she was still there.

“Regan and his mother had left, Mr. Graham. He brought her to the hospital to treat her wound.” Ethen entered the temporary office and informed.

“Tell the hospital to put that d*mn old woman's name on the blacklist!” Benjamin ordered.

Ethen was shocked. It was the first time he heard Benjamin curse someone. “Roger!”

“Also!” Benjamin raised his head and stared at him coldly. “Tell the hospital at Dellmoor to not accept her as a patient.”

Ethen nodded and left to make the arrangements. She just had to offend Mr. Graham.

During noon, Benjamin wanted to bring Arissa and the children out for lunch.

Arissa decided to have lunch at the hospital cafeteria instead because it was hot outside.

When she saw him nitpicking, she giggled. “If you don't like it, you can just go back to the hotel and eat there. You don't need to stay with us.”

She managed to convince him. Mary still couldn't be transferred, at least until tomorrow. Mary almost caught a cold last night.

“Don't talk when you're eating!” Benjamin exclaimed.

He couldn't get used to eating hospital food because it tasted disgusting to him.

Arissa chuckled as she watched him swallow the food as though he was swallowing a bitter pill.

She turned to her children and saw them eating without complaining.

That was how people should be eating.

“You know, people struggle to find food to eat in poor places. Stop complaining about the taste when you're blessed enough to have food to eat!” she comforted.

Sure, the food was plain, and the taste wasn't as great as the food found in the hotel, but it was healthy.

Benjamin stared at her and the children before eating a little.

Tim glanced at Benjamin when he saw Benjamin stop eating, even though there was food left on the plate.

He asked in a small voice, “You're not going to eat anymore, Mr. Graham?”

Benjamin nodded. “I'm full!”

Tim bit his lip and asked, “Can I eat it then, Mr. Graham?”

The man shook as he stared at his son's anticipating look. It was as though his heart was being squeezed by someone. He was having difficulty breathing.