Rejected No More: I Am Way Out Of Your League, Darling!

Chapter 421

Chapter 421:

The manager’s smile didn’t waver.

“No problem, we’ll leave it out.”

Cedric continued to peruse the menu with an eagle eye, while the manager kept up a facade of calm but was internally baffled. Hadn’t Cedric been married before? Why all this fuss over a meal? He had designed the menu himself, hadn’t he? So why this meticulous inspection? To an outsider, it could appear as though this wasn’t even Cedric’s own restaurant.

Daniela also felt Cedric was being overly meticulous. She was on the verge of speaking up when he suddenly stood, smoothly took off his suit jacket, shook it out, and hung it neatly on the back of his chair. He turned to her and said warmly, “Just wait here for me. I’ll cook for you on our first day as husband and wife.”

Daniela was momentarily speechless. Cedric was already on his way to the kitchen.

The manager tucked the menu away and leaned in.

care for a drink? Our boss has a few rare bottles stashed away, each a small fortune now. Shall we open one to

about to decline, but Cedric reappeared, donning

one. It has a fruity undertone you’ll appreciate, Daniela. I bought it

culinary skills were exceptional. He rested his chin in his hand, watching

Cedric’s smile hadn’t faded. Seeing his unabated

“It’s delicious,” she admitted.

you every day,” Cedric declared, his tone affectionate as

believe Cedric would hold to his word. She had long cultivated a practice of

that Daniela didn’t believe him, but it didn’t bother him. After all, she was right there with him, and the marriage certificate was safely tucked

suggested they go out for

watched the screen with keen interest. Out of the blue, she felt a touch from the side, which jolted her. She was about to pull away reflexively when the familiar voice whispered, “Honey,

for Daniela. She remembered she was married now, and the

it on his

unexpectedly. She wondered why this particular nickname made her feel so different when it came from Cedric. It seemed like a

her, one she had not