Love's Perfect Match

Based on their married couple-like bickering, that only further proves that Miss Lynwood is head over heels for Mr. Winthrop. All the employees sighed inwardly.

Just like that, the two held hands and waltzed out of the company.

Since Callum would be cooking this evening, they naturally needed to drop by the nearby supermarket to get some ingredients before they headed to Elspeth's place.

She couldn't help but smile and nudge Callum with her elbow when she saw him staring at a cabbage as though he had never seen one before. "Hey. You said you're going to make me dinner, right? But why have I never known that you could cook?"

Sure enough, Callum would never breathe a word to her that he only learned a few special dishes after browsing through countless cooking tutorials and destroying several pans.

"You don't need to worry about that." He stared at her face and frowned slightly before he turned his head and picked a few more carrots from the shelf.

When she caught sight of the violently orange carrots that he threw into the shopping cart, she instinctively reached toward the car, took them out, and placed them back on the shelf. "I don't like carrots."

Only then did he realize that he hadn't asked about her preferences and whether she had particular dietary restrictions.

So, he immediately asked, in order to rectify his neglect, "What's the food that you dislike, then?"

With that, Elspeth started naming them out loud. "Let's see… I dislike carrots, bean sprouts, celery, brussels sprouts, mushrooms, fish…"

The longer Callum listened, the more troubled he felt. Pulled pork burritos, garlic butter steak with brussels sprouts, baked Tilapia… These are all the dishes that I have learned. Yet, it turns out that she won't enjoy the dishes I'm making.

He immediately furrowed his brows in dejection.

Naturally, she noticed his sudden change in demeanor and hastily realized that she had probably backed him into a difficult spot. Therefore, she quickly corrected her statement, "Actually, it's not like I completely dislike them. I can have them once in a while."

Only then did Callum's facial expression brighten a little. "Then, I will continue with the plan and make you these dishes."

out if things don't work out. Now I'm about to eat something I dislike! But it's too late to turn back

say, "It's okay. I enjoy eating whatever dish you make." Enjoy my

that, the two wandered around the shelf for a while. Callum picked out a few ingredients he

pair of uninvited guests walked up to them when they were checking

a coincidence.

he would meet

what are you doing here?"

when he heard his name being

I have fans! We're in public! I might need to start another episode of the great escape if they recognize

the slim and graceful Lisa beside Blake and

woman next to him immediately

He's my servant."

burst into raucous laughter when she heard

commented, "What's the matter? You seem to be looking forward to

address you, the president of Winthrop Group,

turned sullen. "Well, you'd better give up this

had taken a better look

engagement fall through recently? Why are you getting together with Elspeth again so

on earth does Blake have to make me sound like a sc*mbag? Callum's facial expression darkened almost instantly, and

was a sign of Callum's impending anger. Therefore, he didn't dare to say anything more and shot a look at Lisa, who was next

Blake on his head. "How many times have I told you

saw such an expression on Lisa's usual poker face.

she first met Lisa. Back then, this young lady always had a poker face on, no matter where she went. She looked utterly disinterested in worldly affairs and exuded a strangers-stay-away aura that was so strong that even I found her a rather difficult person to approach. At that time, I felt that she was probably rather introverted or just merely uninterested. I'd never imagined seeing her in a relationship, let alone be

"Bloke?! Where's Bloke?!"

said grumpily,

was currently busy figuring out how the relationship between Blake and Lisa

want her to think about it. If he could have his way, he would rather