Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 274

After spending the entire night cradled in Frederick’s arms, Marguerite enjoyed a long, restful sleep – a rarity for her

When the awoke, it was already seven in the moming and Frederick was nowhere to be found

With only half an hour left before she had to head to the funeral home to continue making arrangements, she hurriedly freshened up and made her way downstairs. To her surprise, she found Frederick in the kitchen, an apron wrapped around his waist.

Was she seeing things? Frederick was making breakfast!

The sight was so shocking that she felt as if she’d been hit by thunder

At that moment, Sadie was setting a tray of freshly baked croissants on the table.

Marguerite’s gaze swept over the breakfast spread it looked good, but would it taste good?

“Good moming, ma’am Fancy Irying some of Mr. Winston’s cooking? He worked hard this time.”

Marguerite was rather taken aback. She sat down with a stunned look on her face and whispered to Sadie, “Is he okay? He seems. different.”

Sadie chuckled quietly, leaning in to reply in a whisper “You’re not the only one who thinks so. He woke up even earlier than the cook. By the time we arrived, he was already cooking”

was all too strange. It seemed Frederick was really

his first time

glanced at the kitchen

is this food safe to

first time in the kitchen. Maybe you could give him some encouragement.” Marguente looked as if

table. His gaze landed on the two women who were whispering Sadie straightened up immediately, falling

was instantly captivated

undeniably handsome. His every move

He asked, his gaze questioning

“I was

a suave motion and settled into the head of the table. He watched Marguerite with

he using her as a food

piece of French toast and took a bite. It was surprisingly good – the creamy flavour mixed

nodded in satisfaction and

everything received high

imagined that Frederick

lost her appetite. But now, she found

in conversation.

silence, carrying a hint of curiosity.

Marguerite paused in her eating. Thinking of the romantic scenes in TV dramas, she said,