The More the Merrier novel Chapter 773

Chapter 773 Stop Kicking

Arissa’s heart was still pounding in shock. An ominous black thundercloud of temper settled over Benjamin when he saw her frightened expression. “Get out!”

Arissa’s heart skipped a beat. She quickly gathered her stuff and left the conference room. Rage seared through Benjamin as he proceeded to kick several other chairs.

A look flashed across Arissa’s eyes as she turned over her shoulder. Gazing into the man’s furious gaze, she forced herself to say, “Stop kicking the chairs. You don’t want to hurt yourself, do you?”

Benjamin furrowed his brows as he realized his toes in his leather shoes were throbbing painfully. D*mn it! His chest heaved with anger. A while later, he marched out of the conference room wearing an ugly scowl.

D*mn it! She can affect my mood easily. “Mr. Graham, are you all right?” Ethen came to him hastily to show his employer some concern.

He was envious that everyone else could escape to their offices, yet he still had to face his employer’s wrath. Mr. Graham is in a foul mood. If I don’t show my concern, he’ll vent his anger on me later.

Benjamin gave him a frosty look. “What did you two talk about? Tell me every word.” Ethen flashed a wry smile and followed Benjamin to the office on the top floor by taking the elevator.

Without missing a word, he revealed their entire conversation to Benjamin. After he finished, he noticed Benjamin’s expression turning a shade darker. Ethen couldn’t help but pray that someone would come and rescue him from hell. Alas, it was purely his wishful thinking.

Ethen had no choice but to continue enduring the suffering. Benjamin’s chest was still heaving as rage pulsed through his veins. Ha! She didn’t even want to pacify me. Why did her attitude change suddenly?

Benjamin recalled that she had been acting this way since this morning. He then connected it to the events that had happened two nights ago and froze instantly. Did she hear the phone conversation?

His brows snapped together. Ethen peeked at his furious employer and asked softly, “Mr. Graham, what happened between you and Ms. York?”

Benjamin shot him a glare, and he flashed a sheepish grin. “Mr. Graham, if you want this stalemate to end, you’ll have to figure out the reason,” Ethen reminded him.

Ethen had been working under Benjamin for a long time. The only person capable of affecting Benjamin’s feelings was none other than Arissa.

He refused to believe that Benjamin didn’t care about Arissa.

In a low voice, he revealed, “Mr. Graham, Edwin told me Ms. York has been in a bad mood since yesterday.”

Benjamin’s eyes narrowed a fraction. “Why?”