The More the Merrier novel Chapter 677

Chapter 677 Benjamin Falls Of The Bed

“Tim, sleep in the center!” “Tim, you should sleep in the center.” All the children insisted that Tim sleep in the center. “I’m fine sleeping by the side,” Tim murmured.

Arissa persuaded him with a smile, “Sweetheart, since it’s your first time sleeping here and you’re still unfamiliar with your surroundings, it’s better that you sleep in the center.”

“Hehe, if you sleep by the side, you might fall off the bed just like Jesse,” Jasper teased.

“Just like Mr. Graham the other morning too!” Zachary cracked a smile.

Suddenly, everyone’s gazes fell upon Benjamin.

Kingsley burst out in brazen laughter. “Benjamin, I’m surprised to hear that you fell off your bed while sleeping.”

Benjamin shot him a glare.

When everyone noticed that he didn’t deny the fact, they were both amused and curious as to how it had even happened.

“Zachary, how did your daddy fall off the bed? Tell us!”

“I don’t know. But when I woke up, he had already fallen to the ground.”

Zachary blinked as he was unfazed by the look Benjamin was giving him.

Everyone guffawed as the image of Benjamin falling off his bed popped into their minds.

Benjamin looked daggers at Arissa.

Pursing her lips, she calmly averted her gaze and signaled for the children to settle in.

“Sweethearts, it’s time for bed. It’s getting late.”

Darius, too, helped tuck them in with a smile.

The five children lay down in bed and looked at Arissa before turning their gazes to the others.

Everyone couldn’t help but be blown away by their cuteness.

Likewise, Darius’ smile never once faded throughout the entire episode.

Sitting by the bed, he looked affectionately at his five grandchildren. “Let me tell you a bedtime story.”

“Grandpa, your stories don’t make us sleepy.”

Blinking and pouting, Gavin looked uniquely adorable with his serious expression.

“In that case, I’ll tell you a story that’s less exciting and will help you sleep.”

Darius craved for more time with them.

Arissa noticed how much he wanted to do it, so she urged the children, “Let Grandpa do it.”