Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire

Chapter 33

Crystal had been observing the dishes on the table, drooling. These ingredients were all delivered by air from abroad, all fresh and delicious.

There was a pink glass of warm milk on her left, and the glass was still steaming.

“I brought a bottle of wine from a vineyard abroad. Master White, you’re a wine master. Have a taste and give me some comments. Ah, let your wife try it to, please.” Logan invited.

He picked up the bottle of red wine and was about to open it. Harold then said, “There’s no need.” He pushed the pink glass to Crystal and said slowly, “She only drinks milk, not wine.”

It was out of Logan’s expectation. He didn’t speak for a moment.

Crystal picked up the warm milk and took a sip, leaving a circle of milk on her lips. “Master White, the dishes are ready. Can we eat now?”

“Yes, what would you like to eat?” Harold asked.

looked around and decided to eat crabs first.

Harold

her plate. When Crystal was about to eat, she found that she didn’t know how to open the crab. Looking at Harold, she asked longingly, “What should I do? I don’t know how to eat

that, Harold took off his black gloves, picked up the crab in her

was happy. She wouldn’t get mad. Her eyes fixed on Harold’s hands. that were peeling the crab for her. From time to time, her eyes sparkled as if she really admired him. Seeing her like this, Harold had a smile in his eyes. He put the peeled crab meat in her plate and wiped his hands with a wet towel. Then, he said to the other two people on the table, “My wife grew up in the village and is clumsy. Please

she was scolded, she was still in a

into fists. “Master White… You treat your wife

Crystal, who was enjoying the delicious food to her heart’s content. “Not

made him feel like he was a rich man feeding a pig pet. After all, the only thing she had asked him was to feed

as she was so jealous. If her father didn’t hold

their meeting this time was to promote the marriage between her and Harold. Regardless of whether it was for the family business or for herself, this was a win-win

departed, her father had promised her that he would let her marry Harold White. But