Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

“Eldest sister, I saw that you didn’t eat much at lunch, so you must be hungry, so I brought you a box of freshly baked snacks. The chef, who came to apply for the job today, prepared them. We all tasted them and agreed that this chef is good.”

Elora turned around and walked back.

Tinsley followed her.

“I’m tired of eating the food they cook recently. I really don’t have much appetite at noon. I haven’t eaten enough, and now I feel hungry.”

Elora walked back to the desk, leaned against the table, reached for the delicate bag that Tinsley had brought in, and took out a box of snacks from the bag. The snacks were very small; some were made into flowers, and some were fruits. It also looked like a small animal.

Elora asked, “It’s quite delicate and small. The patterns are also pretty good. Is it delicious? “Did the chef who applied for the job make it today?”

Tinsley said, “He made it. This is a chef from out of town, but he looks very young—less than thirty years old. Sister, let me tell you, if you don’t hire this chef, I will hire him. He is tall and handsome, as handsome as an idol star.

but he only showed his hand to make these snacks. He

a chef for the Ormond family was inherently troublesome. It didn’t just require an interview and showing off your skills. It also required that the family have met him, eaten his cooking, chatted with him, and made sure that he had good character before

family as a chef, cooking skills

“It’s not like we haven’t seen handsome guys before, but the handsome guy who came for the interview today is really handsome. Looking

married. If you fall in love with him at

his handsomeness, and I don’t want to be married. Besides, marriage requires a good match. Our two brothers are still young. We rely on our sisters to support us. Many people outside look down on us. “Where is the

a Phoenix man. Even if that Phoenix man is

nature with

to her second room as a chef. Regardless of

to watch the handsome guy and eat delicious

of small knives and forks. When she heard what her sister said, she paused, holding the small fork, and said, “Such a young