Love At The Right Price

Chapter 30

What a coincidence, huh?

Frank sat next to Tamara, his handsome face propped on his hand as he stared at her satisfied face. A small smile crept up his face. He said patiently and expectantly, “The 3 million you spent was worth it, wasn’t it?”

Instead of hearing the answer that he’d expected, Tamara denied immediately without even thinking twice. “Not at all!”

“Why not?”

“If food delivery was a million, I’d rather buy a shop and eat for free every day!”

Frank’s expression darkened and he went quiet again. He looked away from Tamara to the bowl of plain noodles.

Jeez, this man and his mood swings… When she noticed that he was staring straight at the bowl of noodles, she understood at once and quickly nudged the bowl in his direction along with the pair of – chopsticks. “Sorry, I was too hungry and almost forgot that this was meant to be your supper. I can’t finish the entire bowl anyway, so you should have some too.”

The moment she did that, she came to a realization as she stared at the bowl of noodles that she’d just eaten straight out of, and her face turned red. She reached out and tried to pull the bowl back toward herself.

to her surprise, before she could grab the bowl, Frank nonchalantly picked up the

seemed to have turned into some fancy cuisine the moment he started eating it. The natural air of poise he exuded was so charming that Tamara couldn’t

few

how could Frank still casually enjoy the bowl of noodles that she’d just eaten straight out

“Hmm, it tastes pretty good.” Frank tried a few bites of it

too

She was

she especially didn’t wonder if the noodles were prepared specially for her by

a picturesque scene indeed-perhaps

four hours of sleep, stood in front of the father-son duo, bearing

shock. “Mommy, were you

Tamara’s eyebrows couldn’t help but twitch as she stared at her pale

rapidly started patting powders and creams onto her face. Around ten minutes later, a

fresh makeup look

so she only needed a tiny bit of concealer and powder to cover up the dark eye circles which she’d earned from staying