My Four Miraculous Treasures

Chapter 172 The dining room of the Hughes family mansion was one-of-a-kind.

The walls were glass, from floor to ceiling, offering a sweeping panorama of the scenery. Through the open windows, the scent of countless flowers wafted in on a light breeze.

If you listened closely, you could even hear the clicks and chirps of the wildlife outside.

Having a meal in a place like this would be a feast for all the senses!

Rich people sure have it good, Willow thought to herself.

Presented upon the dining table were luxuries flown in by air from abroad: premium-grade king crab, lobster, a whole platter of assorted raw fish sashimi...

It was a feast of seafood... a fantastic festival of flavors and colors!

Just the sight of it already had Willow drooling.

She'd always loved seafood... but Buscen City was nowhere near the sea, which made seafood items costly there. Struggling to feed four children meant that having seafood was out of the question.

five years since she

laden with seafood delights... the delicious aromas filled her grateful lungs. Digestive juices

especially in your honor!" Willow tried to salvage her tattered dignity with a wretched attempt at courtesy: "But

have been a tip from Jasper. He himself should have no clue. Up until just a few days ago, neither of them had

the CEO in charge of a massive and successful company, while she was a lowly cleaning

position would be bothered to learn the likes and dislikes

seemed pleasantly

she shot a look at Jasper before replying, "It was only a guess, although it appears to have been a very lucky guess, at that. The truth is, I adore seafood myself-and so does our Jasper! It seems to me that the two of you have plenty in common with each other! Thank goodness... I'd have

searching gaze, Willow bowed her head

coincidence though, truly! What were the odds that

Cindy,

of lobster flesh, and

Jasper was doing the same: He removed the shell from a section

being polite and reserved... but now, here was

come from Jasper's

and mollified by this gesture of affection,