Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

Chapter 51

Cynthia saw that Samuel was looking at them unhappily.

She said lightly, “Hurry up and finish up the last few.”

“Okay.” Samuel’s temper was non-existent in front of her.

Kathleen put down the plate and fork. “Granny, what else do you need me to do?” she asked.

“Take out the plates and forks and place them on the table for everyone,” said Cynthia while smiling.

“Got it.” Kathleen went to the cabinet and took out the tableware.

She was familiar with the place.

Samuel was a little surprised when he saw that Kathleen had skillfully found all the things needed from various places.

“You all are always busy, so Kathleen usually comes over to keep me company on weekdays.” Cynthia didn’t look at Samuel as she spoke. “You probably don’t know about this.”

Samuel didn’t utter a word.

Cynthia said coldly, “Samuel, we like Katie not because she has helped the Macari family or because she is your wife. She has her charms. Sometimes, I can’t help but think how much of a pity it is that such a good girl ended up with you.”

Was Samuel good?

That was for sure.

In Cynthia’s eyes, Samuel was the most outstanding child.

Despite that, the way he treated Kathleen couldn’t be considered “good.”

Samuel looked at the busy little figure in the kitchen.

He didn’t know that Kathleen cared so much for his family.

Cynthia finished filling in the last ravioli. She said, “It’s done. Go and wash your hands.”

“Okay.” Samuel walked to the bathroom to clean his hands.

Kathleen was there too.

“You want to wash your hands? I’ll be done soon,” she said while washing her hands.

Samuel stepped forward, and his warm chest pressed against her back. He put his hands under the faucet before resting his chin on her shoulder. “Help me wash them. I can’t do it.”

Kathleen blushed and wondered, Why can’t you do it yourself?

yourself,” she

wash them, I won’t let you go. Even Granny won’t be able to save you, so figure it out yourself.” Samuel slightly curled

said angrily, “Y-You are a

to make

and wash them. Aren’t you hungry?” Samuel asked

little hands wrapped around Samuel’s as she gave

little hand soap onto her palms

kept staring at the lithe figure of his wife

even cuter when she was

whispered in

Kathleen was stunned.

he just

and turned around. Shooting Samuel a strange look,

caused Samuel

your hands clean and come out to eat.” Kathleen pushed

Samuel remained silent.

not feel

and saw that

and automatically

let’s eat,” Cynthia said with a

and the others waited for Cynthia to

of ravioli and started

“Granny, you make the best ravioli. It tastes so good. Did you use apple cider vinegar

vinegar, so I asked someone to buy me a few more bottles. Take them with you when you

“Okay.” Kathleen nodded.

saw you.” Cynthia was worried and took another scoop of ravioli for

Kathleen obediently ate it.

her that she had

she vowed to eat

there was a limit to how much she

full after

to find a chance to talk

present, so Christopher didn’t want to

said, “Granny, I have a

replied, “Okay. Be

nodded. He then glanced

Kathleen

slightly

the meal, Kathleen wanted to wash the

her do it. “There’s no need for that. The dishwasher you recommended to me last time works very well.

“Okay.” Kathleen nodded.

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