The More The Merrier

Chapter 1089

Chapter 1089 Massages From The Children

In the afternoon, the six children asked the bodyguards to send them to the hospital once their classes were over. Material © NôvelDrama.Org.

Darius was strolling in the hospital garden with William. When he saw the children, he promptly returned to his ward.

However, he did not see the children in the ward. Thinking that they were with Mary, Darius said to the butler, “Let's go over to her side. I'm sure they're there.”

Something flashed past William's eyes, and he glanced at Darius. However, Darius did not notice it.

“Old Mr. Graham!” Mary quickly put down the sweater she was knitting when she saw the man. She would knit sweaters for the children when she was bored in the hospital.

“Aren't Gavin and others here in the hospital? Are they not with you?” Darius asked, a little disappointed, when he saw no sign of the children.

“They're here? I didn't see them,” Mary said as she invited Darius to the couch.

“I saw them downstairs. I just came up, but I don't see them around. Did they go to Shaun's?” Darius guessed, frowning.

Mary smiled. “That's possible. Take a seat first. They'll probably come in a bit.”

Darius nodded, then turned to the butler. “Go look for them in Shaun's office.”

William bowed and answered, “Of course. I'll go right away.”

He hastily left the room and headed toward the elevator. However, instead of going to Shaun's office, he went upstairs.

Arissa was awake, and she was leaning against the headboard, reading. When she heard a set of footsteps outside, her eyes lit up.

“Which room is Mommy in?”

“I don't know. We need to ask the bodyguards about it.”

The bodyguards were standing guard at the doors of the elevator, and the children ran back to them to ask which room their mother was in.

“Benjamin, I think the kids are here. Go and take a look outside,” Arissa said to the man, who was working.

Benjamin glanced at her before heading to the door to open it.

The moment Benjamin poked his head out to the corridor, he saw the children running toward him. His gaze softened.

“Daddy!”

“Mr. Graham!”

The six children looked adorable.

Benjamin patted their heads and asked, “Who sent you here?”

“We asked the bodyguards to send us here,” Gavin answered.

Benjamin nodded and moved aside to let them in. “Come in. Your mommy's been waiting for you.”

The six children rushed over. They were thrilled to see Arissa, and they launched themselves at her.

“Mommy!”

“Yes, Sweethearts.” Arissa hugged them, her heart melting.

She breathed in their scents and felt so much better.

It had been a day since the children had seen her, so they continued hugging her for a while.

“Mommy, are you feeling much better?” Gavin asked in concern.

“Much better. Didn't Zachary tell you about it? I was supposed to be discharged from the hospital today, but your daddy admitted me to the hospital again!” Arissa told them as she pinched Gavin's nose.

The children chuckled, and Jasper said sweetly, “Zachary told us about it, but we could only be at ease after seeing you in person.”

“Mommy, why aren't you lying down? Didn't the doctor say that you have to lie down?” Jesse reminded softly, staring at her mother.

Arissa pinched the girl's cheek. “I felt uncomfortable after sleeping so much, so I'm sitting upright for a while.”

“Mommy, let me give you a massage!” Oliver offered, throwing his bag aside.

“Sure!”

“Mommy, me too!” Zachary quickly put down his bag and clambered onto the bed with his brother to give her a massage.

The rest of the children followed suit.