Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 249:

Harvey Brown, the chef, furrowed his brow as he observed the unfolding scene. Upon Norah’s entry into the kitchen, an unusual tension filled the air.

Harvey, an enthusiast for delicious food and a lover of cooking, disapproved of seeing the kitchen staff slacking off because of a woman’s appearance.

Setting aside his task, Harvey approached Norah, who was busy kneading dough on the table, intermittently adding water and flour. She even cracked an egg into the mixture, appearing as if she were playing with mud.

Harvey snorted, criticizing, “The kitchen is no place for playing house, ma’am. If you want to bake something, you should go to the dessert house.”

His rudeness made the other workers in the kitchen frown. Harvey, being the chef of the five-star hotel, was known for his talent and arrogance. He often looked down on junior staff, resorting to verbal aggression.

His words provoked disapproval from everyone in the kitchen, even drawing the ire of the warehouse manager responsible for overseeing all kitchen operations.

Norah didn’t seem bothered. She concentrated on kneading the dough with her hands. After completing the preparations, she wrapped it with plastic wrap.

kitchen are within my freedom. You don’t seem

her eyebrows, she added, “Please don’t disturb me. Thank

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what you should do in the kitchen? My presence leads my junior

air of pride about his position as the hotel’s

does my presence have to do with your staff’s mistakes? Instead of teaching them a lesson, you

shifted into

On second thought, Norah’s words

Harvey turned around and gathered all the staff. “If anyone makes a mistake again,

of the person committing a mistake. Faced with this severe punishment, the staff, even if tempted to observe Norah’s

imparted this lesson, Harvey approached Norah once more. “Ma’am, are you dissatisfied with the hotel’s cuisine? Otherwise, why would you cook in

of a VIP

fell short of being exceptional. According to Otland’s taste standards,

preferences. What Norah found overly sweet might be considered a delicacy by others.