Chapter 58 You Have Another Brother
Arissa nodded and said, “Gavin and Jasper are very similar.”
Sometimes, she even felt like she was with Jasper.
On the other hand, Bradley was happy for her. “Do we still need to find that couple?”
Hatred flashed across Arissa’s eyes as she hissed, “Find them. Also, keep an eye out for Danna. She will be on the move.”
Back then, Danna had schemed against Arissa and taken away Arissa’s child. Danna then brought the child to Benjamin, hoping to use the opportunity to marry into the Graham family. Fortunately, Benjamin did not marry her after all those years.
I won’t let that b*tch’s scheme succeed. Now that I have found my child, I will definitely take revenge against her.
Next, I need to find out what’s her relationship with Benjamin. Otherwise, Benjamin might side with her. I’ll be in trouble if he ends up helping her. I’ll never forgive anyone who has ever done me wrong. If it weren’t for scums like them, my child and I wouldn’t have to be separated for so many years.
“Will you speak to Benjamin about this, Boss?” Bradley asked as he looked at her.
Arissa paused for a moment and replied, “Not for now.”
After all, she had not yet figured out Benjamin’s feelings toward Danna. Arissa needed to be sure of Benjamin before confessing everything to him. What if he tried to fight me for my child?
Although Arissa was not afraid of Benjamin, he was still a wealthy and high-ranking man. She would not stand a chance if he were to fight for the child.
She could not take the risk.
Bradley nodded and said, “The Rogers family was probably sent by Danna to take you out. If we have Benjamin’s support, then they won’t succeed.”
“I know. Let’s observe for now.” Arissa made a mental note.
Bradley grinned as he stared at her. “Will you be talking about this to Zachary and the others?”
Arissa smirked and responded, “Of course.”
When she left the room, the children had finished cleaning the dirty dishes and came out of the kitchen.
Just then, Zachary’s phone rang. When he took his phone out and saw that Jasper was calling, he immediately ended the call.
“Why didn’t you answer the call?” Arissa led the children into the living room and asked.
“It’s just a salesperson,” Zachary answered coolly.
Arissa glanced at him and the other three children. She realized that Jasper was quieter than usual; he was behaving coldly and exuded an air of elegance.
He was extremely similar to Benjamin.
Sometimes, she felt that this child was not Jasper. In fact, the other child was more like Jasper himself.
Confusion arose within Arissa as she felt like she was losing her mind.
“Why do you keep looking at me, Mommy?” Gavin smiled from the bottom of his heart.
Arissa poked his forehead and complimented, “Because you’re handsome.”
Zachary, Oliver, and Jesse burst into laughter.
Gavin chuckled as he turned red.
Arissa was surprised to see Gavin embarrassed.
I didn’t know he could be shy. She then patted his head affectionately.
“Anyway, Mommy has something to tell you all.”
The four children sat properly and gave their full attention to her.
“What do you want to tell us, Mommy?” Zachary asked. It can’t be about Daddy, right? Or is this about Gavin?
He glanced at Gavin, and the latter responded with a nervous look.
“Do tell, Mommy.”
There was a small pause as Arissa observed them before she announced, “Actually, you have an older brother.”
Zachary and Oliver were stunned for a moment. Gavin is the older brother? What the heck? Isn’t he the younger one?
With the sudden appearance of an older brother, both kids – especially Zachary – felt slightly irritated. After all, he was used to being the leader.
Gavin, however, straightened his posture. I really am the older brother.
“Does this mean I have four brothers?” Jesse, the most excited out of all the children, asked joyfully.
Arissa nodded as she looked at their expressions.
She glanced at the three older kids and said, “I didn’t tell you this earlier because I didn’t want you to be worried about such adult matters. Now that I’ve found him, I can finally tell you about this.”
She felt the need to inform them about their sibling.
Otherwise, they wouldn’t be prepared if they met him one day.
