After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 622 Live Together

"William, with your reputation, I feel so awkward asking you to be my personal chef!" Chloe said with a smile, clearly not taking his offer too seriously.

"I really owe you one for what happened, so I suppose this is a sort of compensation."

William insisted, though, saying it was just dinner and wouldn't take much of his time.

Chloe felt bad about refusing him too many times, so she relented.

"Alright, just come by when you have time. No need to come every day!"

Seeing her concede, William smiled, "Great, I'll get the ingredients for tonight's meal."

William didn't join Chloe and Michael on their way back but left on his own.

Inside the car, Michael was brooding. He'd already been dealing with one rival, James, and now another, William, seemed to be popping up everywhere. Michael's mind was buzzing with irritation. Chloe glanced at Michael, noticing his frustration. His face looked as if it were about to explode with anger.

She sighed as she got out of the car, saying, "If you really don't like William coming over, I can talk to him."

Michael, now trying to play it cool, said, "No, it's fine. If you're okay with it, I don't really care."

sudden change of

an eyebrow. "You really

long as

spoken in riddles. She bit her lip

the house, she hesitated for a moment before saying, "I'm planning to check out

thought, "I'm not staying here long-term. I'll only consider returning home after James is out of the hospital. Until then, I'd rather not live with

"Are you unhappy

unhappy. It's just that our relationship

thought, "Since we are divorced, how can we still live together after the

by a thousand needles. The pain was almost

you won't need to worry

praised his cooking, noting how every dish was both

found the food tasteless. His attention was

at William was almost as painful

did you have a meeting today?" William asked Chloe as they

Chloe mentioned she was working, William noted he

my restaurant before

brightly in one's field, no matter what it was, could

understood the prestige that came with being a top-tier chef