Marry Me Chicken Once Upon A Chef 소설 & 이야기

Alright, get the chicken brithy, mushrooms, olive oil, arborio rice, and every ingredient we need ti make this dish," I instructed as I pull my sleeve up and dive into what I loved doing the mist cooking. Dimitri It was pointless, I tried having conversations with my newly wife to be, but it all falls into nothing, she either nods only her head or replied in a monotone. Well apparently mom had made me do it and I had no choice but to do what makes her happy. I didn't disagree with the fact that she was beautiful but then, she didn't make my heart race or made me look at her differently. "All I wanted right now, was to get over with this marriage and get back to my normal life, but the only d

She walked towards me, standing beside me as she squinted her eyes on the ingredients I put in the pan. I shook my head automatically. “I’m not telling you.” “I’m not that desperate,” She smirked and rolled her eyes. “I’m just going to ask you what’s that dish. You, Aiden Anderson, tend to cook something extraordinary and delicious.” “Marry Me Chicken,” I answered while adding the heavy cream to the skillet. She scoffed, and as if it was not enough to tell me how upset she was, she clucked her tongue, glanced over her shoulder, and pulled a face at Jessamine.

Queen rasped out munching on the chicken ~“ So what are you eating” Papa mumbled ~ “ Chicken and chips” Queen mumbled ~ “ And where did you get it” Papa asked ~ “ Well she ordered it before going out” Queen muttered. “ I almost got married today, Papa” Queen mused out giggling ~ “ Married?, to who” Papa mumbled with a shocked expression ~ “ The delivery guy –he is so cute and hot” Queen muttered filling up her mouth with chicken . “ Just like me” Queen gushes out

"You know Mr. Oxford, don't you?" I was stunned by his question. I swallowed and nodded weakly. "It's terrible, he and his wife have already annulled!" Minda said in disbelief. "Became a womanizer. It's good to cut the tit, huh! It's shocking! I saw it at the bar the other day! Kissing girls with friends who are rich, I don't know." Minda shook her head and grimaced. "That's why I'm afraid to get married, I might just end up like my mommy."

Chef asks me again and I nod my head because my throat is clogged with emotions and I don't think that I'll be able to speak right now. Music starts playing out of nowhere and I look around for a speaker or a string quartet but I can't find anything and then just catch Edna's smile and I know she's the one behind it. It's our song, it's the song he played on the piano the day he asked me to marry him for real, I slowly walk down the aisle to him and when I finally get there and he takes my hand, it's like I can finally breathe. “Take care of her.” Chef says as he glares at Damon.

"You got it, Mustard." His lips stretched into a toothy grin. "Tell you what, I saw your prince charming outside. He seemed quite off to me but nice catch, Pumpkin." My smile melted a little, but I kept the smile on my face and I avoided his gaze, feeling my mood dampen. You just had to bring that up, didn't you? "Yeah-" "Alright," my mum said from where she stood. "I think the family reunion of the pumpkin and the mustard should be over now. The pumpkin still needs to get married, you know." We all chuckled at that except that mine was more of a nervous laugh than theirs.

I said somewhat proudly. “And why don't I know this?" Her look turned accusing. I shrugged. “I don't know, probably because whenever I talk about cooking you actually want to cook". She deflated. “You have a point there. So he cooked this". She ate another spoonful and made a small sound in her throat. “Marry me". She said. Jameson coughed lightly. “Seriously" she continued. “I'd make a perfect wife. The woman who does not know how to cook marries the chef".

I smiled as I waited for my computer to finish booting, and for some unknown reason, I felt like checking through my house CCTV, just to watch how my wife had made that delicious lunch we had at noon. To my surprise, I watched as Clara held the kitchen knife with ease, like she was accustomed to it. The way she prepared the meal happily, I could recall my mother did warn me not to marry Clara. In her words, "Jace, how can you marry a woman who doesn't know how to cook?" "Do not worry, Mom. I will employ the service of a chef to prepare our meals. My wife isn't my slave, and I will make it up to Clara."

“You really didn’t have to say that. Everything’s finally working out.” Walking to the table, I picked up the dishes on a tray, and she came up to help. “And when everything’s not, do you get to pay for that?” She didn’t answer as she quietly moved to the kitchen. Chewing my lips, frustration welled up inside me. “You guys are sure setting great examples of what my marriage would look like.” “Can’t wait.” I said, sarcasm dripping in my tone. Mom dumped a napkin in the sink, leaning against the kitchen island.

It was drizzling at Grandma's funeral. A framed photo of Grandma had already been taken to the cemetery. I held onto her ashes. Once the other mourners arrived, we would set off to her grave at the appointed time. I numbly watched the mourners arrive. My heart ached so much that I could barely breathe. Grandma almost got to try the soup Megan made for her. A stir broke out at the entrance, and I turned around in a daze. Brenda had burst into the room, wearing high heels and a red dress. She walked over to me, smiling brightly. "Harry, I'll marry you! Let's get married now.