"Eliza's stomach growled. Is there anything ready to eat?" he asked, his usually stern face softening into a rare smile that left Marian momentarily stunned. "How about I whip up some ramen for Mrs. Eliza?" "I'll handle it," he said, glancing at Marian. "Let's make some ramen. Get the ingredients ready for me."

"Of course, sir."

With Marian's swift assistance, a steaming bowl of ramen was soon ready.

"Marian, go tell Eliza that dinner's ready," Casper instructed gently, his eyes brimming with warmth and anticipation.

"Right away, sir. I'll call her down."

Marian hadn't gotten far when she saw Eliza descending the stairs.

"Madam, your ramen is ready. Mr. Welton made it himself," Marian announced quietly.

"Alright."

Eliza glanced over.

Casper was walking out of the kitchen, carrying a steaming bowl of ramen. The aroma was enticing, filling the room with warmth.

Perhaps the bowl was too hot, because Casper gently pinched his earlobe as he set it down, looking oddly cute in the process.

Cute?

That didn't seem like a word that should describe him.

"Dinner isn't quite ready yet, so have some ramen to tide you over," he waved her over, his smile soft and indulgent.

smile and walked over quickly. "Honestly, I could

you're hungry, eat. No need to wait," he insisted, handing her a pair of chopsticks. "Eat while

nodded and sat down obediently, picking up some ramen

blew on them to cool them down a bit, then offered

bite, savoring the flavor before nodding, "Mmm, delicious. I

showing the kind of

who lacked such

loved going

never displayed

manners and etiquette

st

expected there.

Casper thought about it, the more

at she was.

girl he

mumbled, touching his nose awkwardly.

down her chopsticks, listening

suddenly felt a pang of guilt

as straightforward as you

said, offering a gentle

admired her understanding

like thorns,

"Okay."

didn't say

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