“Chris.” Kathleen was embarrassed.

Why did he come too?

“I heard something happened over here. Has it been resolved?” Christopher looked at her with gentle eyes.

“Yes.” Kathleen nodded.

“That’s great.” Christopher flashed a half-smile and said, “If there’s anything else you need, feel free to let me know. I can help you.”

“It’s just something unexpected came up,” explained Kathleen.

Looking at her, Christopher flashed her a smile before turning around and leaving.

Nancy was also looking at Kathleen, her eyes filling with admiration and envy.

Be it, Samuel, the former husband, or Christopher, the fiancé, they were both outstanding men.

I would be satisfied with either of them!

Meanwhile, Kathleen had turned around to prepare the dishes. She spaced out twice during that period.

Christopher’s and Samuel’s appearances were definitely not a coincidence.

However, they might not have expected the other person to be at the scene as well.

Samuel’s purpose was obvious.

Kathleen was not a narcissist, but she could tell the man still had feelings for her.

As for Christopher, she knew he liked her and was currently pursuing her.

Kathleen, unfortunately, did not want either of them.

However, if she were to put the two men together, Samuel was someone from her past.

She had already explained it to Samuel, but the man didn’t understand.

Hence, Kathleen reckoned she could only make things clear through her actions.

An hour later, all of the dishes were served.

Nancy walked over to the table and began introducing the dishes one by one, “The appetizer is a mushroom soup I’ve made. As for the main course, we have almond-coated prawns, black pepper tenderloin roast, lobster, crab-stuffed sole, and prime rib!”

“Did you prepare all these dishes yourself?” asked Samuel in an icy-cold tone.

Nancy was rather a petty person.

She only mentioned the soup was prepared by her and did not mention Kathleen at all.

Hearing Samuel’s question, Nancy grew awkward and said, “I prepared the soup.”

about the other dishes?”

the rest of the dishes,” Nancy explained, albeit

up for Kathleen, but she did

to leave a good

began

hell! Is everyone in this

did not probe further, would Nancy have told everyone Kathleen

is this show full of b*tches? I’ve already had enough of Kylie. Why did

someone like that. It seems

furrowed his brow upon

Kathleen. What if Nancy gives Kathleen a hard time

a taste of the dishes?” suggested Nancy with a

Samuel questioned

attending to the guests is something the head chef

the desserts

didn’t say another

other began their meal with the appetizer, he went

course, his actions did not go unnoticed by Nancy, who couldn’t help grumbling internally. It seems that Samuel is still protective of Kathleen, despite the two of them being

Nancy dared not

by his former wife and began reminiscing

cook for him, but he had never expressed a hint of gratitude whenever she prepared a

Gradually, she stopped cooking.

felt a pang of pain in his

to enjoy the crab-stuffed sole a lot,”

lips. “Yes, I really like it a

probably have it any other day, isn’t that right, Mr. Morris? I’m

whatever I want to eat.” Happiness was written all over Christopher’s face as

the other hand,

now. There’s not a single dish on this table that is among my favorites. She even made such a troublesome dish like crab-stuffed sole for him. Is she trying to show how

face at

rest of the dishes, Samuel

main course, it was time

the kitchen when it

she still looked energetic instead

helped Kathleen serve the desserts

they noticed that only Christopher’s dessert was different from

them had

course, Samuel was also included

dessert is different from ours.” A faint smile spread across the mayor’s

Morris doesn’t

and said, “Of course, of course. I

made by infusing Earl Grey tea into

in surprise. “This tastes great. The ice cream is fragrant and sweet. It’s

Earl Grey tea, so I didn’t use coffee for the ice cream and opted for Earl Grey tea

the mayor complimented, “I didn’t expect you

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