I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

Chapter 289

Seth seemed displeased, but he didn’t dare to act impulsively. Supermarkets were

beyond his realm of understanding. He didn’t like venturing into unfamiliar territories

without first testing the waters.

He grabbed Isabella’s arm and gruffly said, “You lead the way.”

Isabella blinked when she heard the deliberate harshness in his tone. She couldn’t help

but find it amusing.

Suppressing her laughter, she nudged Seth with her elbow.

“Don’t worry, just follow me.”

Seth was speechless.

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Chapter 289 Teasing Him A Bit

Isabella had initially wanted to witness Seth making a fool of himself. She guessed that

he had never been to a supermarket in his 20 years of life and was bound to make a

mistake.

However, since they entered the supermarket, Seth had been closely following her and

did not take any unnecessary steps or utter any unnecessary words as he simply

observed everything.

She purposely asked Seth to buy some spices, certain that he wouldn’t know to weigh

them first. But Seth held the spices and threw them into the cart with a disgruntled

expression.

this inferior product

like stones?”

I can’t treat

a supermarket, he knew

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Teasing Him A

any mistakes.

and found that they were actually well-chosen, which

surprised her.

you pick

crossed his arms and lifted his chin. “The lady there helped me choose.”

at a loss for words.

kind of skill, too. She had to admit that this guy had

that any woman would love.

and headed toward the tea and snacks

followed behind and asked coldly,

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Him A Bit

of honey dates and

things for the elderly

mom in your

bought things for?”

and women in

to be friends with

and looked at the

he didn’t

and propped her chin in thought, “Bryan died in

been living in Germany. I wonder if the old lady likes chocolate.”

her. “You’re giving chocolate to an

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Him

love Pop-Tarts now, and I’ll

when I’m 80.”

speechless and walked

with the cart as she reminded Seth, “The chocolates are in the

section.”

said, “Supermarket chocolate won’t impress someone who’s had

handmade chocolate.”