The Wrong Woman

Imogen walked into the kitchen and started preparing the vegetables. "Dad, let me do it. You can rest for a while."

"You've been working all day, so you must be tired. Let me cook. You can rest."

"I'm not tired," Imogen said as she guided Gregory out of the kitchen. She firmly said, "I'll do the cooking tonight."

Gregory had lost his legs, so he used to walk with his hands. A few years ago, he spent thousands on a prosthetic leg but was swindled with a poor-quality one. Now, standing too long caused him pain, and he walked with a limp.

"Alright then," Gregory replied with a contented smile.

Imogen busied herself in the kitchen while Gregory drank tea in the living room. Half an hour later, she made two plates of paella, a salmon omelet, and a bowl of Greek salad.

"Dad, dinner's ready."

Gregory walked over to sit down. He looked at the food on the table and then at Imogen.

Imogen sat down and used her cutlery to serve Gregory some food. She said, "Dad, let's eat." However, Gregory frowned.

Imogen noticed his serious expression, so she asked, "What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

he asked, "Imogen, have

was puzzled. She asked,

put down his cutlery, he

salt?" With that, Imogen picked up a piece of

"Have you forgotten that you have a husband

stunned and froze in place. Right, she had completely forgotten. Actually, she didn't really remember that she was now married. Also, she was so used to cooking for just the two of them. Imogen quickly put down her cutlery and asked, "I'll make another dish. How

is fine. Make a few more. Your husband looks like he has a big

burritos. As she served the food, the

Gregory, he said, "Dad, Imogen,

in time. Come have dinner," Gregory

the burritos and hurried to get another plate of paella for Jasper.

was stunned. A plate of burritos, a bowl of Greek salad, and a salmon omelet. Although there was a variety of food, the

a bit embarrassed because she and Gregory usually ate simply. She

groceries today. We'll make do for now. I'll cook something better for

up his cutlery, he said, "It's fine. Eating light is good for the body, so there's no

off work on time?" Imogen