The More the Merrier novel Chapter 298

Chapter 298 Wanting Some Privacy

“Kingsley!” When Benjamin’s voice rang out from the study, Kingsley turned around and walked in.

“Benjamin, what’s up?”

Kingsley grinned at Benjamin. When he noticed the empty plate on the table, his smile broadened.

Just as expected, Arissa does have an impact on him.

Benjamin sharpened his gaze at Kingsley. “Aren’t you going home?”

With a twitch of his lips, Kingsley took a seat opposite Benjamin. Leaning back, he then put his feet on a corner of the table.

When Benjamin glared at his feet, Kingsley had no choice but to take it off and cross his legs instead.

“I’ll leave after dinner. Don’t tell me you’re not allowing it, are you? Mrs. Graham has invited me to stay for dinner.”

Even though Benjamin felt that “Mrs. Graham” had a nice ring to it, he replied, “She’s just being polite.”

“I don’t care. I’ll leave once I’ve eaten. After all, I did send the children home. Are you really going to show me no mercy by chasing me out?”

“I didn’t ask you to do it!” Benjamin snorted as he didn’t want them home.

Widening his eyes, Kingsley stared at Benjamin intently. When it finally dawned upon him, he let out a cheeky laugh.

“You’re blaming me? Looks like you were looking forward to having some privacy. Why don’t I send them back to your dad’s place?”

Benjamin rolled his eyes at him. “Anyway, just help me keep an eye on what the media has to say about them.”

Kingsley nodded. “Don’t worry, I will. What did Mr. Patterson say?”

“Life imprisonment!” Benjamin answered frostily.

Kingsley nodded. “I’m surprised that she has plotted against you for so many years. Benjamin, haven’t you suspected her before?”

Suddenly, Benjamin emitted a bloodthirsty vibe.

Previously, he had his suspicions but didn’t have any incriminating evidence.

After all, she had schemed for a long time to take advantage of him.

Sensing the change in Benjamin’s mood, Kingsley didn’t continue the topic.

Since Benjamin had left Jonathan in charge of the case, all they had to do now was wait for the verdict.