Fearing that the awkwardness would fill the air again, Mrs. Clements chimed in. She actually had the intention to save Alicia from that situation as well. At the same time, her tone and attitude were also telling Danica that she was an outsider.

"Sure!" Alicia replied.

Alicia understood the situation swiftly. Hence, she turned around and went back to the kitchen.

Meanwhile, Frederick remained in moody silence. He didn't really speak much about this situation but apparently, what he said had just caused trouble.

Meanwhile, Danica didn't expect such a situation at all. Under such circumstances, Danica still squeezed a smile on her face. She always thought that she had a place in Mrs. Clements' heart. After all, she was sincere to Frederick back when they were together. How could she be replaced by Alicia easily?

That instant, Danica just couldn't accept the truth.

She couldn't accept the change in Frederick's way of treating her. How did Mrs. Clements and Alicia get so close in such a short time? Danica was further surprised by the way Mrs. Clements called Alicia. Since when was their relationship so intimate? She almost thought that Alicia was Mrs. Clements' granddaughter!

Where did this woman come from? What a lady!

Sitting down, all three of them finished their tea in a split second. The atmosphere was filled with tension.

In the kitchen, the food was actually prepared enough for three people. But since two more suddenly came, Alicia took the initiative and started preparing another dish. Miranda also helped her by preparing the ingredient she needed. The air became quiet for a while. Moments later, Miranda began to speak.

"Alicia, don't mind Miss Randolph. Mrs. Clements used to love Miss Randolph very much. You know well how Mrs. Clements reacts when she meets someone she adores. If she likes someone, she will treat that person very well. Thus, for Mrs. Clements, Danica is just paying another visit. That's all. Although Mrs. Clements is old, she still has a clear mind!"

Miranda's words were actually implying that Mrs. Clements knew what she was doing.

Alicia's mind was still full of doubt. Nevertheless, she still smiled. "It's okay. I don't mind about it."

In fact, Alicia knew that the relationship between Danica and Frederick was definitely not that simple. But clearly, Mrs. Clements was on Alicia's side. Even though Miranda did not explain anything, it was still comforting. Alicia felt grateful. As for Frederick, Alicia couldn't figure out what he was thinking about. Therefore, she remained calm.

make other fillings for

Clements once said that Frederick liked to eat shrimp ravioli. But, Alicia clearly remembered that Frederick didn't eat any of them the last time she made them. Moreover, ravioli was the main dish

"I

she

about Danica's preferences. After all, she hadn't seen Danica for so long. She didn't really remember anymore. Moreover, she was quite different at present. "We still have some sea cucumber and celery left. How about I

didn't fancy sea cucumber but it was still

well. I'll reduce

it didn't seem

treated Danica as a guest. They also cooked some vegetables aside

didn't eat with them. The four of them sat down and even opened

on the table, Mrs.

it's still hot! We are all family here, help yourself!" Mrs.

was quite pleasant. Finally, Miranda served the

made various dishes. This one here is with sea cucumber fillings, and that one there is celery and egg.

Mrs. Clements seemed satisfied

you, Alicia! Danica, don't be shy. Just eat anything you want! Look at you, you're getting slimmer. Didn't you eat well lately? Are you on a diet? Women shouldn't

should have

"Grandma..."

Mrs. Clements couldn't help but started to laugh. "Okay, okay! So nice

sandwich. He didn't know what to do under such circumstances. He didn't even dare

shrimp ravioli to his

a restaurant, he didn't reject any of the celery fillings. There was no reason

her dinner to prevent the awkwardness from filling the

Danica started

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