Mistaken Marriage, Unexpected Love

“Hey.”

“I’m only in charge of eating,” Isaac cut her off before she could finish what she was about to say.

Camila found herself unable to speak, rendered speechless by his audacity.

She walked to the stove. When she saw the mess in the pot, it dawned on her that the dumplings she and Glenda had made had gone to waste.

It was more Like a pot of soup with fillings in it than dumplings. “You wasted my efforts,” Camila grumbled.

She worked very hard to make the dumplings.

“I’LL still eat everything up,” Isaac declared.

heard what he said, an idea formed in her mind. Suddenly, the corners of her mouth turned up in a

She dished up a big serving and offered it to Isaac, saying, “You said you’d eat everything up, right? Now, be a man, and don’t break your

bowl

It was large.

It should be noted that the dumplings had fallen apart. The soup contained the fillings, whereas the larger chunks

an unappealing meal, one ought to

him a spoon, smiling sweetly the

a

him so cruelly was because she did

dumplings

They were still edible.

in mind,

to Laugh at him, but she found