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The More the Merrier novel Chapter 877

Summary for Chapter 877: The More the Merrier

Summary of Chapter 877 from The More the Merrier

Chapter 877 marks a crucial moment in Free novel’s Romance novel, The More the Merrier. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 877 The Restroom Stinks

Shaun rolled his eyes at Kingsley as he merely wanted to urinate.

He had drunk too much, so it was only natural that he needed to use the restroom.

Benjamin thought about what had happened earlier, so he turned his attention to the server and asked them to clean up the restroom.

“Wow, Benjamin. Your germaphobia is getting worse.”

Shaun was waiting for the restroom to be ready, and he was getting impatient.

“The restroom was a little stinky,” replied Benjamin calmly. A strange glow flashed past his eyes.

Kingsley and Jonathan laughed.

“That can’t be right. Drawbridge Dining’s hygiene has always been on point.”

Kingsley found that to be strange, so he called one of the servers over.

“Your restroom hygiene is not up to standards. Do you want to be closed down?”

The server showed up and stammered in fright, “Mr. Graham, everything is clean. May I know what it is that you’re upset with?”

“It stank!” complained Benjamin.

Arissa turned her attention to Benjamin and inched closer to say, “How fragrant can a restroom be? We’re having a meal here, so let’s not talk about that anymore.”

Benjamin glanced at her. A person’s appetite would be affected if the restroom stunk, so he felt his complaint was valid.

“It really stunk earlier.”

Arissa paused. She thought about it for a bit before smiling and pointing out, “Jesse went to the restroom earlier, so maybe that’s why the place smelled a little weird. It’s not the restaurant’s fault.”

Benjamin frowned when he heard that. Jesse used the restroom earlier?

He shifted his gaze to the little one.

Jesse was focused on eating and wasn’t bothered. Her tiny mouth moved non-stop as she chewed away. It was an adorable sight.

Benjamin waved his hand and dismissed the server. “You may leave.”

Shaun quickly hurried to the restroom. He didn’t notice anything wrong and thought the place was as clean as any five-star hotel’s restroom.

“Boss, now that you are upset with Drawbridge Dining, does that mean we won’t be coming here again?” teased Kingsley while grinning.

Arissa giggled. “Jesse went to the restroom earlier, so that’s why he thought the place didn’t smell too good.”

Kingsley understood what was going on right away.

Jonathan figured it out as well, and that got him to chuckle.

“Let’s not talk about this anymore. Here, eat up.”

Soon, Arissa and the kids were full.

The mother and her six kids sat together to have dessert and fruit after that.

“Mommy, are we still going to the hospital to visit Great-grandaunt?” asked Oliver.

Arissa checked her watch, then asked, “Do you kids want to talk to her?”

The kids grinned and nodded. Everyone wanted to visit Mary.

“Your daddy and the others are still drinking, and it’ll be quite late soon. Your great-grandaunt will be asleep by the time we reach the hospital. If you miss her, we can video-call her now,” suggested Arissa.

Everyone knew each other well, so Arissa made that suggestion because she thought that Kingsley and the others wouldn’t mind.

The kids nodded and sat close to each other for the video call with Mary.

Arissa kept her eyes on the screen until the line was established.

Mary hadn’t gone to bed, so she chatted with the kids.

After that, Arissa sat at the side and would chat with Kingsley and the others every now and then.

She would also place food on Benjamin’s plate, and that had Kingsley feeling envious beyond measure.

Their meal lasted over two hours, and the only thing Kingsley and the others were upset about was that they had failed to get Benjamin drunk.

On the contrary, they were the ones who ended up inebriated instead.

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