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We weren’t friends, but we weren’t enemies either. Margaret was wearing a chartreuse gown embroidered with lily pads. The Beta’s wife’s name is Lily. Margaret has striking features. Her skin is the color of a summer elk. Her hair falling around her face in large chestnut brown ringlets. She has almond shaped chocolate brown eyes. “All these girls talking like they never heard the Epic of Cordelia.” Margaret quietly and snarkily said. “Right? A slave mating to the Kingdom of the Moon is a death sentence.” I responded dryly.

Margaret plainly replied as they both kept staring at Jasmine. Once everything was ready Margaret walked ahead and asked serving staff under her to carry all containers towards army troop in meantime she herself started filling a separate plates and bowl which were entirely made of gold, Jasmine was keenly watching her every action since she was the only one who was speaking to Margate apart from remaining head chefs and their staff “Is this for King Sargon?” Jasmine questioned Margaret as she started placing food filled bowls and plates on serving tray “You guessed it right, it is for our king” Margaret said and immediately called a young blond haired women to carry serving tray to king Sar

"I'm still... getting adjusted." "Of course." Margaret stepped into the room, and I noticed she was carrying a small tray with coffee and pastries. "I prepared your usual breakfast. Earl Grey tea with honey, croissants from that bakery in Tribeca you love, fresh berries." Pamela's breakfast. Not mine. "Actually," I said carefully, "could I have coffee instead? Just black coffee?" Margaret's eyebrows rose slightly. "Coffee? But you always say it's too bitter, that you prefer—”

She knew the number off by heart. "Jasper Neyve" "Oh!" said a shocked Margaret, "oh your grace, hey never imagined you would answer the phone," Jasper frowned. Who the hell was this? "Who's calling, please?" "Oh, I do beg your pardon, your grace. It's Margaret Brocklebank from Brocklebank's bakers and cafaay." "Ah, good morning Mrs Brocklebank. How can I help you?"

I trail the pink ribbon behind me as I walk down the hallway. Tiger bounces around behind me, trying to pounce on it, and it makes me laugh. I scoop him up when I get to the stairs and carry him down before putting him back on his feet to chase the ribbon again. “I figured you’d show up.” Margaret smiles as she uses the spatula to lift the cookies off the tray and put them on the cooling rack. I go for one, and she warns me like a mother hen, “Careful.”

She was certain it would taste be better than any of the best wines she had. She had ordered Halton to bring her cherished wines from the US, but that worthless donkey refused. Warning her it was injurious to her health. Like he cares. Pfft, what a joke! "Good morning, young miss," Margretta greeted with a pleasant smile on her face. "Good Morning Aunt Margretta," she greeted back. Alexandra smile at her like an innocent child which made Margretta's heart skip a beat. "What's for breakfast?" "These are all your favorite young miss. A splendid French breakfast!" Margaretta proudly stood aside from the breakfast she had cooked especially for her, hoping this would back Alexandra's appetite.

The next morning, Margret wasted no time, arriving with several test kits. She followed Valery into her bedroom, placing them carefully on the table. “Go on,” Margret said firmly. Valery sighed but obeyed. Minutes later, she returned, setting the samples in a tray. “Now we wait.” “How about breakfast? I bought those pastries you love. Do you mind making some chocolate tea? You need to distract yourself for a while,” Margret said. “Sure.” Valery managed a smile, retreating to the kitchen.

Perfect. The cook from eaearlearliertrwho introducedlf as MaMargaret, broughbrought outers of food. Roasted chicken, vegetables, fresh bread, apand and appleIt was simple, hearty fare, and despite her earlier lack of appetite, Sera found herself eating ravenously. "You look half-starved," Margaret observed, ladling more gravy onto Sera's plate. "When did you last have a decent meal?" "It's been a while," Sera admitted. "This is delicious. Thank you."

She chuckles, shaking her head, just as Matteo strolls into the kitchen. “Good afternoon, Signora, this kitchen smells like heaven,” he says, sitting next to me. Margaret narrows her eyes at him, clearly unimpressed. “I’ve been practicing,” I say, presenting the tray. “Margaret’s jealous. Want one?” He grins, that same unsettling smirk that never quite reaches his eyes. “Of course. I’d love to taste your cookie.” Before I can respond, a chilling voice cuts through the warm air like a blade. “You’ll taste it six feet under if you defy me again.”

There were financiers, royalty, philanthropists, movie stars, and of course, socialites dressed like they’d stepped out of an art museum. “Smile,” Margaret Caldwell whispered as she slipped an arm through her son’s. “You look like you’re going to a funeral.” “I feel like I am.” She ignored him, distracted by a passing tray of éclairs. She snatched one like a hawk. “Mm. Pistachio. Don’t let me have more than five.” “You said that last time,” Damon muttered. Margaret popped the éclair into her mouth and gestured grandly toward the main hall. “We’re raising funds and matchmaking. Two of my favorite hobbies.”