You More Than Anything In The World novel Chapter 569

“Okay!” Arissa was touched and amused by how indignant the kids were. “All right, let's stop mentioning those annoying people. Let's quickly finish eating and go back home to rest.”

Nodding obediently, the kids ate faster.

“This chicken wing is for you!” Arissa gave Benjamin a chicken wing before chewing on one herself.

Elated, Benjamin replied gently, “Okay.”

Arissa shot a look at him and smiled.

“Huh? Why is that man wearing a pair of sunglasses when eating supper? Can he see?”

“He might be blind. That's why he has to wear sunglasses in the day and at night.”

“Yeah, I think so too. It's such a pity for that beautiful lady. She's actually together with a blind man...”

Benjamin had a keen hearing. When he heard the discussion a few tables away, a gloomy look crossed his face.

That hooligan who pestered Arissa earlier said that I'm blind too.

Since they were sitting in the direction of the wind, Arissa could vaguely hear some of the conversations.

When she sensed that Benjamin's vibe was quite off, she snuck a peek at him. His expression was tense and extremely frosty.

Gulping, she averted her gaze.

However, Benjamin turned around and looked at her. An unhappy tone crept into his deep voice as he asked, “Do I look like I'm blind?”

Arissa flinched, wishing to make her existence as invisible as possible. Unfortunately, Benjamin confronted her with that question.

She scratched her nose, not knowing how to answer that question.

“Mr. Graham...”

“You really look like you're blind! Who'd wear sunglasses when eating at night?” mocked Gavin coolly as he shot a look of disdain at Benjamin.

Since he had grown up with Benjamin, he was much bolder.

While the other kids laughed secretly, Benjamin glared at his son harshly behind the sunglasses.

When the other bodyguards sitting at the other table heard Gavin's comment, they took off their sunglasses silently.

“Take it down!” Arissa suggested to Benjamin softly.

It was better to take the sunglasses off if he did not want to be misunderstood. However, he insisted on wearing them.

His looks were already attracting people's attention. Now that he was wearing sunglasses at night, he stood out from the crowd. Anyone would notice him immediately.

Frowning, Benjamin took off his sunglasses.

Now, everyone was no longer casting doubtful looks at him and wondering if he was blind. Instead, they were staring at him like they were lovestruck.

A grim look appeared on Benjamin's face. After a while, he wore the sunglasses again.

Arissa was speechless.

Meanwhile, Kenneth was glaring in her direction from a corner. His gaze was filled with resentment.

D*mn it! Who's that man in sunglasses? He even has bodyguards. Looks like he's a gangster.

Kenneth shuddered.

Since when did Arissa, that b*tch, get to know such a formidable person?

Staring at the heartwarming scene, Kenneth gritted his teeth. He clutched his arm and rushed to the hospital.

If his arm became paralyzed, he would definitely not let Arissa off the hook.

Cursing viciously, Kenneth went to the hospital to get his arm bandaged.

At the same time, Finley called Regan, who was all the way at Dellmoor.

“Regan, I bumped into that little b*tch. Do you know how she treated me? She got someone to beat me up! My face is still swollen and my teeth got knocked off!” complained Finley furiously.

“Regan, you must teach that b*tch a lesson for me!”

“Mom, who are you talking about?” Regan's confused voice sounded. He did not know who Finley was referring to. Who would dare to bully my mother?

“Who else could it be! It's that b*tch, Arissa! Now that she's all grown up, she became so much bolder. That ungrateful b*tch! She actually instructed someone to beat me up! She no longer sees me as her grandmother. My life is so sad! Now that I've been bullied by my granddaughter, I'm too humiliated to meet anyone in the future!” scolded Finley as she sobbed.

“Mom, did you bump into Issa? Where?” asked Regan anxiously, suppressing his anger.

He was not angry over his mother scolding his daughter, but that his daughter had hit her.

How dare she hit her elder!