The More the Merrier

Chapter 92 An Inquiry

“All right, Ms. York. We will head back first then.” Arissa’s colleagues decided to take a stroll back to the office as there was still some time to spare. Besides that, it would help with digesting the food they ate.

Arissa nodded and got into the car subsequently.

Once both Arissa and Gavin were seated in the car, Benjamin got into the car as well and closed the car door behind him.

Arissa instantly found the spacious interior of the car cramped as he got in.

On the other hand, Kingsley was not welcomed. He was just about to get into the passenger’s seat when he heard Benjamin’s order. “Get down!”

Arissa shifted her gaze from Benjamin to Kingsley. She gave Kingsley an empathetic look.

Kingsley was nonplussed. He turned to look in Benjamin’s direction. “Boss, if you don’t give me a ride, how am I supposed to head back to the office?”

“Get down the car. I’m not going where you are going,” Benjamin replied with a cold look.

“Fine! I’ll get off the car,” Kingsley whined as he looked at them.

Once he was outside, he shouted and waved his hand. “Arissa, let’s grab a drink when you are free!”

Arissa did not respond to him.

Nevertheless, she received a stern stare from Benjamin. Arissa did not know what she did wrongly.

car!” Benjamin told

He swiftly shouted to the colleagues who had not gone

to the office with them. This was because his

up with them, he put his arms around the technicians’ arms. “Shall

asked, of

“No problem!”

Arissa was chatting with Gavin in

an intimidating stare from the side. However, when she looked at Benjamin, the stony-faced man was looking up ahead. Arissa shuddered at

asked, “Gavin, which school are

“You’ll know very soon when we reach

She laughed. “So mysterious!”

chuckled. He was sure that Arissa would

shocked when they reached Gavin’s school. She looked at the familiar surroundings

became slightly

raised

said happily, “Daddy, I’m going in. Send Ms. York

not

He closed the car

York! Goodbye,

hand as she replied with a

the children were all