The More the Merrier novel Chapter 716

Chapter 716 It Was Given By Mommy

“Mommy, he wasted the eraser by rubbing it on the table!” Oliver said. Arissa was deeply amused. Still, she distributed some stationery to each of them and reminded them, “If you have extras, you can share them with Gavin and Tim.”

“I don’t need them. I still have a lot of these. I can share the other stationery I have with Tim, but not this set because Mommy bought it for me!” Gavin uttered cheerfully.

Arissa could not help but feel touched. “Tim, this is for you!” Jesse handed her box of color pencils to Tim.

“I already have a box of color pencils,” Tim said sheepishly.

“You’ll use up them very quickly. So just take it. I still have plenty!” Jesse stuffed the box into Tim’s hands.

“Thank you, Jesse!”

Tim held the box of color pencils while gazing tenderly at his sister.

Jesse grinned.

Zachary gave Tim a lot of stationery as well. Arissa bought various writing materials for each of them, but Zachary merely took two pencils.

“I already have—”

“Take them. I’ll use yours after I’m through with mine,” Zachary said with a smile.

Tim nodded. “Okay!”

Oliver and Jasper offered their new stationery to Tim as well. In a blink of an eye, Tim had so many writing materials he could barely carry them with his arms.

Still, he held all the stationery steadily, feeling touched by his siblings’ gesture.

Oliver and Jasper chortled when they saw how Tim was struggling. Then, they helped carry some of the stationery Tim was holding.

“We’ll help you carry them for now and give them to you when we’re back in the room later.”

Tim smiled in response.

Arissa felt content when she saw how the other kids cared for Tim.

Benjamin strode over when he realized all of them were still outside.

Noticing Arissa had handed out the stationery outside the house, he asked, “Why didn’t you wait until you’re inside before you give them the gifts?”

She looked at him.

“They were impatient, so I figured I would distribute the stationery in advance.”

Then, she turned to Tim and said, “Tim, place the things in the shopping bag for now. I’ll bring them inside.”

Tim squeezed the present in his embrace and was reluctant to let it go.

“Put it in here. We’ll take the stationery out upstairs and arrange them into your bag,” Arissa coaxed him gently.