The Cook From The Canterbury Tales の小説・ストーリー

King Stephen had finally gained his energy back, he took a hot bath then found Carmen sitting in the dining room, grabbing an holding turkey with both hands. "My God! Is that an entire turkey?" The King asked. Carmen gave the King a stare,while chewing the pieces of meat with her teeth. King Stephen chuckled, then went to the kitchen. He found a new cook busy washing the pots. "Who are you and where is Mrs Miller?" Lilly rolled her eyes,before turning to the King with a wide smile on her face.

I'm not going again, and she returned to her room, Mr Coker was not comfortable with the cook around, he called the cook, and he said, "you can round up now, and you can go home and I give you five days off, but don't tell my kids, and I will give you extra money" "Alright sir, your secret are safe with me sir" the cook said, and she round up, Mr Coker gave hersome amount of money, and she left, Mr Coker discharged the cook because he wanted to sort things out with Doyin, he doesn't want her to restrict her body,

The members of the club were likely to be prepared with secret passwords or other such nonsense to prevent outsiders from walking in. He slipped down the mews between the house and the building next door and found the servants' entrance. That door, he wagered, would be unlocked. He curled his fingers around the handle and gently eased it open to reveal a kitchen. A plump cook with a greasy apron stirred a steaming pot with a large ladle, muttering to herself. "Damned cat. What do these fancy lords need with it? Not catching any rats, if you ask me." Jonathan shook his head and focused on slipping behind the cook unseen. She paused her stirring and wiped at her brow and then straightened to t

Roaring flames lit up the bedroom, sending waves of heat and smoke that choked me to tears. "Sweetheart, stay there and don't move!" Hearing the voice message my husband sent me, I finally realized that I was reborn. My husband's name was Joey Pierce, and he was the captain of the local firefighters. In my past life, I trusted him completely, not moving a single muscle even when my flesh was burning while waiting for him to come in and save me.

Samuel with pleasure: Oh, oh, oh, oh, my God, and damn it. This is amazing. What do they put in the food here? It's very, very wonderful. The cook in front of him: This is in front of you, my master, brought from the human world Samuel wondered: the human world!!! Do you deal with them here? The cook with suspicion: Yes sir, the chef here is good news from the human world and has been living here for ages Samuel surprised: Wow,

The smell alone made Marl put his hand on his chest like he was saying thank you to someone. The cook was already there. She was a round woman, middle aged, with flour on her hands and a face that said she had been doing this a long time. She looked up when they came in. She looked at Kaelithra first, at the hunchback and her face and all of it, and then she looked at Marl. "Sit," she said, and pointed to two stools at the end of the long table. "I will have something ready soon." That was it.

“Good girl, Bianca. Now for my second question. Who is the cook that makes the meal in this Castle? I thought it was you, Bianca. I kept you in this Castle because I thought you were the best cook ever. And then I found out that you are a mole and I got you locked in this pretty little interrogation room and I thought we would not eat nice meals in this Castle because my pretty little chef is no longer in the kitchen. You can imagine my surprise when the delicious meals kept coming, even after I got you locked in here. I mean, how can you cook my meals when you are locked in here. That could only mean that you weren’t the cook in this Castle, am I right?”

The former Demon tried to hold back his loud wailing, only to make nearly as loud sniffles and snuffles. "No, I already knew you. At least, by reputation. There aren't many green creatures out there in the world. My name is Cook. I am Liam Martelli's husband." Cook's deep, strong voice hitched at the word. "His no-fur, I mean. Everyone probably knows I'm not really a tom by now."

Donatos, as luck would have it, never once sent him there for a fault - to carry water, firewood or clean boilers. The novice was all exhausted, wondering how to dodge and get into the kingdom of pots and pans, and then he spat and, before the Kolosovik holiday, he lied to the elder cook Matrela, as if the kref had sent him to her as an assistant. At night, while cleaning the pots and scrubbing the floors, he learned to pray to the Guardians that his mentor would not be missed, that none of the cooks would find a pot of dough thrown over with rags, huddled by the stove, and Matrela would not discover the loss of a measure of flour and dried berries. It worked out. The cake came out ruddy, wi

The steaming hot tray of food was set on the table, and Zen instantly recognised it by its smell. “Is that shepherd’s pie?” he asked with drool almost trickling down the side of his mouth. The smell alone was already enough to convince Zen this was something created by another master chef. What was up with all the NPCs of this stage being great cooks? First, he met the three builder brothers and Porky, who made amazing potato soup. Now, it was Mary, the ditzy schoolteacher with temperamental lambs. What’s next?