The Life Of A Billionaires Wife

Chapter 80 Clueless Matthew

Just then, Veronica tried to contain her laughter. “Matthew, don’t tell me that you’ve never tried such noodles before in all your life? You have to mix it up before eating it. If you don’t, I’m afraid there won’t be any taste.”

She was in high spirits so she suddenly felt that his current behavior was exceptionally comical. In short, he was her source of entertainment for today.

“I don’t usually eat this,” Matthew replied with a sincere expression and he didn’t lie to her at all.

Upon hearing that, Veronica frowned and shook her head. “You’re not a regular human being.”

She walked forward and reached out to grab the cutlery from his hands before mixing the noodles. After she had mixed the sauce and the noodles evenly, she finally handed over the cutlery to him. “Try this again.”

And so, Matthew took the cutlery and glanced at her before scooping another portion to take a bite.

The first mouthful tasted mediocre.

Then, the next mouthful was acceptable.

Subsequently, he tried it a third time.

“Not bad,” he commented while scooping some more noodles to taste them.

Matthew’s table manners were impeccable and he ate refinedly while chewing each mouthful slowly. He ate the bowl of noodles as if he was eating a three-course meal in a fine dining restaurant. Throughout, he behaved very refined and elegantly, and it was quite a pleasure to watch him eat.

Meanwhile, Veronica sat across the table from him and she stared at him unblinkingly as he ate.

Matthew, on the other hand, continued to enjoy the noodles while glancing at her. Suddenly, an inexplicable feeling rose within him and he felt as if he was already married to a pretty little wife, who specifically prepared breakfast for him and then sat there watching him eat. The scene in his mind was warm, peaceful, and lovely.

The current sensation dissipated quite shortly but somehow, he yearned for it to linger on.

In no time, Matthew finished his breakfast.

As for Veronica, she suddenly smacked the table and placed a piece of paper in front of him. “Here you go. Please settle the bill.”

Written on the A4-sized paper were the words, ‘Large noodles—eight; fresh soy milk—two; delivery cost—ninety. Total—one hundred.’

Although the large portion of noodles didn’t cost that much, Veronica had the makings of a cunning businessperson.

it can go on your tab. Here—” She then handed a pen to

from? Why are the delivery charges so

the A4 sheet from her

no? If it was in the past then I could charge you less but right now, I’m part of the Kingses so charging too little for running this errand for you would definitely reflect badly on

this with a serious expression and her words

point, Matthew couldn’t find

his handsome face as he held the pen and signed his name on the A4

Here, let me clear the

containers to throw them into the bin before wiping the table.

the office. You can stay here

Veronica nodded her head

happy to see the man leave and it would be even better if

and he

of the basement and Thomas was already waiting there in the car. As soon as Matthew entered the car, Thomas started the engine and drove

at Matthew and realized that the latter seemed

Veronica spent her whole morning gaming

11.30 AM, her cell phone

took it in her hand and glanced at the screen to see that it was a call from Xavier. As soon as she answered the call,

“I’m at…”

just about to mention that she was at Matthew’s condominium, but she didn’t want Xavier to misunderstand so she replied, “I’m at my friend’s

meet at the One Piece Restaurant,

that

quite pricey, but Xavier had helped her plenty of times and she was only treating

she put down her phone but just as she was about to switch off the game, her cell phone on the

a look and realized that it was from

I’m

that she was resurrected, she was about to quickly finish

do you want to go for lunch this

me, this isn’t something that you should be concerned about. I won’t starve to death. By the

quite busy ever since arriving back,

left after coming back

If not, then I’ll get off the

“You—” Beep! Beep! Beep!

darkened as