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At this time, Matilda gave Claire some steamed fish in vinegar sauce before she smiled and said, "Claire, why don't you try the fish? This is also one of my specialty dishes. However, I've not cooked this in a long time so I'm not sure if it will suit your appetite." 6

When Claire saw Matilda enthusiastically placing the fish in her bowl, Claire nodded slightly in order not to hurt her feelings. After that, she said, "Thank you, Aunt Hall. You don't have to keep giving me food. You should eat first." 4

Matilda nodded before she smiled and said, "Alright then. Make sure that you eat more today. If you can't reach any dishes, ask Charlie to take some food for you then."

Claire nodded immediately. After that, she tasted the fish that Matilda had placed in her bowl. Claire could not help but marvel in shock as soon as she tasted the fish. 7 Matilda's cooking was really delicious and amazing. The fish was soft, chewy, and very fragrant. 5

Jacob was also dumbfounded.

He has never eaten such delicious home-cooked food in his entire life. Eating a delicious meal at home was completely different from eating a delicious meal in a restaurant.

There was a warm feeling of blessing when a person ate at home and that feeling would always keep a man lingering and hovering, s

main reason why there was a saying that went 'a woman must first fill up a man's stomach if they wanted to keep

his stomach and taste buds had been completely conquered by Matilda's amazing cooking

Paul with an envious look on his face before he said, "You're

Wilson, that

college since my mother wasn't around to cook for me after

was flying in and out of the United States very frequently and I had no chance to

her cooking, I can't get used to eating out a t all. That

lifestyle, but it would be difficult for a person to give up an extravagant

let me give you a toast. You came back here all the way from the United States. It must have been very difficult

wine glass before she smiled

her wine glass slightly with Matilda's wine glass. After that, she sighed as she said, "Well, it's really a pity that my mother isn't home now. She has been

Elaine, the expression on