The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Chapter 3779

Charlie had invited her in, so although Kathleen felt helpless, she had no choice but to enter.

Charlie turned to Julian and invited him to join them, enthusiastic. "Sir, why don't you come and join us as well? Don't be shy!"

Julian shook his head and rejected politely, "Thank you, Mr. Wade. I'm just a driver, so I should probably wait outside."

Charlie went with the flow and nodded understandings. "In that case, we'll leave you alone."

Julian quickly added, "Thank you, Mr. Wade."

Charlie gave him a small smile before entering the private room with Kathleen.

Though it was called a private room, in reality, it was just an ordinary brick house. The room wasn't very huge, but was relatively empty. There was a square earthen stove built against the wall facing the door.

The stove was full of firewood, flames burning vigorously. The large iron pot above was covered with a wooden lid, but steam was constantly bubbling out from all sides.

reason, Kathleen started drooling uncontrollably as soon as

her.

of mineral water from her bag and took a light sip to hide her awkwardness. At the same time, she felt puzzled and

please have a seat. I'm not sure if the food here will

you grew up in France. That's why I've decided to show you the local specialties instead. I hope you don't dislike it. Still, do let me know if it doesn't suit your taste. It's not too late for

he chatted,

had no clue that he was simply making up a story spontaneously. The truth was, he had never studied about the best fine dining restaurant in

Charlie was just bluffing. She was very touched, and replied politely with a delighted smile, "Mr. Wade, that's so kind of you. I've

smiling as well. "That's great!

a large cloud of water vapor into the ceiling.

meat was completely browned, and kept turning around. There

up in

ate chicken breasts with low calories. The only pork she ate in her life was bacon, which was

she saw the pork belly tumbling in the pot, strangely enough,