Chapter 212 Back To Dellmoor Zachary, Oliver, Jasper, and Jesse finished packing their belongings and came into Arissaâs room.
âMommy, weâre done. How about you?â
âNot yet.â She flashed the children a warm smile.
At the side, Benjamin stared at her face and pursed his lips, feeling displeased at her gentle demeanor toward the children.
When they realized he was also in the room, they swiftly ran to their mother.
Arissa noticed Jesse was a little afraid of Benjamin, so she caressed her daughterâs head and suggested, âHelp Mommy pack up?â
âOkay!â Jesse agreed immediately.
A peculiar feeling arose within Benjamin and warmed him as he watched their five children gather around her.
âWhy did you come here?â he suddenly asked.
After a while, Arissa realized his question was meant for her.
âThe scenery here is great.â
Once they opened the windows, vast greenery greeted them. It felt as though they were living in a paradise, isolated from the world.
Benjamin agreed with her. He stood up and walked to the balcony.
The setting sun shrouded their surroundings in a brilliant shade of orange. The view was so breathtaking that he forgot to blink.
Indeed, the village was a beautiful place.
Arissa shot him a glance and continued to pack.
âMommy, we didnât bring a lot when we arrived, but why is there no end to the packing?â asked Jasper when he saw her stuffed suitcase.
Arissa felt strange as well. âI donât know.â
Just then, the sound of swatting mosquitoes came from the balcony. She looked up and saw Benjamin come in with a sullen face.
âYou have two minutes!â
Upon hearing that, she pursed her lips slightly. Geez. Heâs so inconsiderate. If he thought we were slow, he couldâve offered to help with the packing.
âIf youâre dissatisfied, you can leave first,â stated Gavin.
Benjamin looked at his son, who was going against him. âGavin, are you trying to get under my skin?â
Arissa glanced at them and stuffed everything into the suitcase quickly.
Then she walked around the bedroom, making sure that she had left nothing behind.
Finally, she took her handbag and pulled the handle of the suitcase while saying, âItâs done. Letâs go!â
In an instant, the quintuplets ran out one after another to get their suitcases.
Benjamin walked over and picked up her suitcase.
Even though Arissa was startled, she followed closely behind him.
Seeing how effortlessly he carried the suitcase, she beamed.
Well, heâs not that inconsiderate after all.
As soon as the quintuplets came out of the room with their suitcases, Benjamin shouted, âEthen!â
His assistant appeared seconds later. âMr. Graham.â
âBring the suitcases down.â
âYes, sir!â Ethen responded diligently and took the suitcase from his boss.
Seeing that, Arissa said, âThank you, Mr. Frank.â
âYouâre welcome.â He flashed her a smile and asked a few bodyguards to come up for the other suitcases.
âLetâs go.â Benjamin cast a brief look at Arissa and went downstairs.
The latter hurriedly followed him with the children. âSweethearts, did you leave anything behind?â
The More the Merrier ï¤Chapter 211 EX-husband Groveling to Me ï¤Chapter 730 Let Victor Shoot For You âMommy, weâve checked everything. We didnât leave anything behind,â reported Zachary.
Nodding, Arissa stared at Benjaminâs masculine back, having a delusion that he was the head of the family.
Ethen and the bodyguards had put away all the suitcases.
âMr. Graham, weâre ready.â
Looking in Arissaâs direction, Benjamin piped up, âGet in.â
She was about to suggest that they should drive back.
However, Benjamin had carried two children in each hand and boarded the helicopter.
Only Gavin remained. Arissa quickly carried him up and got on their transport as well.
After that, Ethen and the bodyguards boarded one after another.
Some distance away, several children of different ages with painted faces looked at the helicopter in amazement.