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I hate mutton. Without missing a beat, he said, "So what? You don't like it, but that doesn't mean you can't eat it. It's good for your health. A couple of bites won't kill you. And Madison made it herself. She was trying to be thoughtful." As he stood there justifying everything, my thoughts drifted. Madison loved to cook, but she was honestly terrible at it. On the third day of our honeymoon in Svalmere, I wanted to eat at a nice restaurant. Madison didn't want to come along, so I asked Clement to go with me.

"I'm giving you a chance this time. As long as you make Victor happy and get him to settle down, we can remarry sooner. Be good." After Charlotte left and closed the kitchen door again, an indescribable sadness settled over me. Since when had divorce and remarriage become such trivial matters to her? And now, she wanted me to please Victor? Sorry, but I couldn't do it. I would rather sleep in the kitchen than try to win him over. I crouched down, sat on the floor with my back against the cabinet under the counter, and closed my eyes. Half-asleep, I suddenly felt a cold shock run over my whole body.

she rose to her feet, "What will you eat? I'll make anything for you." If it was a normal day I would've jumped with glee, but right now, I just wanted to bury myself in my room under my duvet. "I'm good." She sighed then defiantly placed her hands on her hips. "Don't give me that. You have to eat something." "I'm not hungry, Clara," I said and walked to my room. I dove straight under my duvet and soaked my pillows with my silent tears as I relived all of our time together.

"Uncle Chad, it's time for dinner!" Uncle Chad? He was not used to being called that! Chad muttered to himself as he stored the USB drive and asked, "You're quite good at cooking. Where did you learn this?" Gisella smiled and pulled out a bound book, saying, "I learned from this book, Mystical Cuisine." Chad was stunned, but after carefully inspecting the meal Gisella prepared, he could not help but be impressed. Chad wrote the book Mystical Cuisine, which summarized his experiences and recipes for medicinal cuisine.

I shrugged, leaning on and eating the other half of the croquette from her hand. "Darius…” she scolded, narrowing her eyes. "What? You're a good cook,” I said, licking some of the remnants from my lips. I couldn't help but smirk as her brown eyes darkened as she watched my tongue. "Elijah would love to get you in a kitchen with him. Forrest and I are useless as sous chefs,” he smiled. She sighed. "I had to learn to cook. Dad works odd hours, and well, it fell to me,” she shrugged. I cocked my head. I could only infer her mom wasn't in the picture. But it's that from a divorce or something worse.

She never knew. "Davina," Gianna called from the kitchen. Davina walked to the kitchen. "What's wrong?" "I'm hungry. Cook something." "Cook what?" "Anything as long as it's good." Davina sighed. She opened the fridge. Eggs, vegetables, and a little bit of meat. "I'll make fried rice." "Okay." Davina started cooking. Gianna sat on a chair, watching her. "Are you still thinking about Marco?" Davina stopped chopping onions. "No."

There was only one other person in the apartment. "Ares?" I called out, my voice tight. ... Ares While Kia was occupied in the bathroom, I had a clipboard in hand and a mission to complete. I had decided that failure in the kitchen was no longer an option. Just yesterday, I bought a cookbook with "Beginner Friendly" stamped across the cover in bright letters. "The CEO of Vueravista does not do average," I muttered, flipping past pictures of salads. "She is not going to find out I can't cook a proper meal. Master Chef Ares starts today."

"He's not my husband." She startled and missed the vein again. Apparently being in the vicinity of Renato Gatti was medically hazardous. I needed to finalize this divorce before my veins gave out entirely. The IV went in eventually. I played on my phone and drifted off. When I opened my eyes, Renato was back, sitting quietly in the chair. "You're up. Hungry?" He picked up a thermos from the nightstand. "I made butternut squash soup. Have some." He poured a bowl, lifted a spoonful, and blew on it gently.

~Isabel~ The mansion felt different when I walked through the front door that evening. I needed to do something normal to keep my mind busy. I needed to take my mind away from William’s text, So leaving the solitude my room I followed the smell of cooking spices toward the kitchen. Mrs. Davis the part-time Cook was standing by the massive central counter, her back to me. She was a round, cheerful woman with brown mixed grey hair colour carefully tucked into a neat bun.

He inquires. “Don’t they know how to cook?” I ask while gesturing to the other behind me, specifically, the girls. “I know how to cook omelets!” Lisa says. “I know how to make salads.” Myrtle chips in. “I cook from time to time. It’s just a matter of luck on whether it tastes good or not.” Vivian answers with a nonchalant shrug of her shoulders. Didn’t she just say that she cooked better than Zack a while ago!?