Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman

Divorced but Delighted Chapter 278

Chapter 278 Why Can’t I Smile at Him?

“It’s rare for one to admit his mistake. I accept your apology.”

Cierra was willing to give a good attitude to those who knew their mistakes and decided to correct them.

Cierra looked at the young man seriously and added a few more words of advice.

“You’re still young, so it’s normal for you to be agitated by the words of the people around you. I hope that the next time you encounter such a thing, you can calm down and and think about it carefully to see if the other party is really like what others say what angle he is judging from.

“I forgive you because you’re still young, and you apologized in time. But if there’s another time, I may not accept your apology. Go and study cooking. I hope you can get a good ranking in this competition.”

Those who came to participate in the competition all wanted to win the championship, not only because of the generous bonus but also the advertising effect of their own.

restaurants.

More importantly, there was the honor of being a young man.

After listening carefully to Cierra’s words, the young man felt much guiltier. He lowered his head and said humbly, “Mmm.”

“Thank you,

later.”

Cierra. I’ll keep your words in mind. I’ll work hard in the competition

“Okay, I’m also optimistic about you.”

Cierra smiled at him. Almost everyone on the stage was present, and the host’s introduction of the opening ceremony was heard.

Cierra glanced up and reminded the young man in front of her, “It’s getting late, and the competition is about to begin. Hurry up and prepare.”

The competition had already begun. The beating of drums made people’s hearts beat loudly. It was really a lively competition.

The young man didn’t stay any longer and nodded seriously. “I’ll be right there, but Cierra, can I come find you when the competition is over?”

Cierra raised her eyebrows, looking surprised.

Probably afraid Cierra would be unwilling, the young man hurriedly explained, “I just want to ask you how to practice cooking well, and by the way, I’ll formally apologize to you. Don’t think too much. I have no bad intentions.”

Cierra’s smile widened. “I’m not thinking too much about it. Hurry up and get on the stage. I don’t know if I’m still there after the competition, so I’m very sorry. But you can come over and take a look. If you’re not here, we’ll talk about it later. If I’m here, you can ask me anything you want. There’s no need to apologize. I’ve forgiven you. Good luck in the competition.”

the young man grinned and said, “Thank you, Cierra. I’ll

hard!”

she is still there after the competition or not, I still

try my best to do every step calmly and strive for a

will not

we will meet again

thought.

in all, not being refused by Cierra was enough to make

something wrong delighted.

at the energetic young man and smiled

then, she was also like

had some talent, she even did whatever she wanted in L’Opera Restaurant. After being taught a

after she realized her mistake, she was happy because of a piece of

master.

when she thought about it, Cierra found

too.

became sensible,

was immersed in her thoughts, she was

voice.

think

looked up and met Draven’s brown and deep eyes. The

restrained.

think highly of has nothing to do with you, Mr. Trevino. If I remember correctly, don’t seem to be a member of the catering industry. Do you need to care if I think highly of a junior who is in the same

you

meddlesome.”

was no trace of gentleness in her tone just like when Cierra spoke

man.

would not be an exaggeration to

saying a word, Draven fixed his sharp eyes

about how Cierra had spoken

what had happened before, he could vaguely

friendly to Cierra, and even went too far

he could get so many words of

is so tolerant of a stranger, why can’t she

to show any excessive expression to me, does she even feel unlucky to say a few words to

to accept a stranger’s apology, but I, her ex-husband, who grew up with

this, a kind of dark emotion began

like vines.

take Cierra away. As long as she lived a good