Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 1476 Sabrina Tries to Cook

Sabrina couldn't help but feel dazed for a moment. Nonetheless, she snapped out of it and approached Tessa with a smile. "Hi, Tessa."

"What brings you here today, Sabrina? Did something happen?" Tessa turned to her with a gentle look in her eyes.

Sabrina played with Gordon as she answered, "Nothing happened. I just miss Gordon, so I decided to visit him. By the way, do you have anything you would like to pass on to Timothy? I plan to visit him tomorrow."

"I don't think you're really here to visit Gordon. What you said afterward is the main point," Tessa pointed out, tossing her a mischievous look.

Despite her embarrassment, Sabrina didn't deny it and smiled sweetly. They joked a little before she steered the conversation back, "A couple of days ago when I called Timothy, he said that he's craving the sweet pork ribs you make, and I'm here today hoping that you'll prepare some so that I can bring it to him in a vacuum pack."

she said and

herself because she wanted to cook

prepare another portion of the ingredients. "After cutting the ribs, soak them in cold water to get rid of the blood inside…" Tessa's voice would echo in the kitchen from time to

right, with her detailed guidance, even a complete greenhorn who had never cooked anything before would at least come up with something decent. But as it turned out, Sabrina's talent for cooking was the same as that of the moose. Tessa had already shown her the entire preparation and cooking process; she even personally watched her from the side. However, when she tasted the food, the tangy and sour taste deterred her from taking a second bite. Alas, when Tessa experienced yet another failed dish

give up. "You don't have to insist on cooking because Timothy

like to

definitely strongly advise against it. Nevertheless, she asked someone to vacuum pack the sweet pork ribs and

that she wanted to cook for Timothy, she was both worried and envious; worried because Sabrina had never cooked before, so she didn't know whether her food would come close to