The chef and The charmer
“Yeah. Apparently, they think if I say yes, you’ll listen better than if they come straight at you.”
I raised an eyebrow. “And what exactly did you say?”
“Well, I told them you’re thinking about it… but you have doubts. And honestly? I have doubts too.”
I smirked. “Sounds like you’re the one who needs convincing.”
Chris laughed nervously. “It’s a bit weird, isn’t it? Like being the middleman in my own deal.”
Over the next few days, Chris turned into a relentless, awkward salesman for the show.
One afternoon, he showed up at the test kitchen holding a stack of glossy cooking magazines. “Look at this!” he said, thrusting one into my hands. “Your future in print!”
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