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Arielle Moore and Vinson Nightshire novel Chapter 1237

Chapter 1237 Steal His Heart

Penelope hastily caught up and overheard the conversation between Susanne and Arielle.

Confused by their words, she asked, “The speed of food preparation? Ms. Moore, does Sann Group open restaurants too?”

Arielle placidly replied, “Not by Sann Group. It’s my restaurant.”

When Penelope wanted to delve further, Susanne proudly interjected, “Have you heard of Maureen’s Kitchen before? It belongs to my daughter-in-law. Many of the recipes are tweaked by her personally.”

Hearing that, Penelope widened her eyes in surprise.

She had barely paid attention to the news online ever since her family went bankrupt. Hence, despite hearing about Maureen’s Kitchen before, she did not know that Arielle was the person behind it.

That was the most popular restaurant in Chanaea recently!

She could not forget the taste of the dishes even until now after visiting the restaurant once with the boss of a karaoke bar.

She had even planned to take her parents for another visit after she had earned enough money. Yet, it was totally out of her expectations that it was a restaurant opened by Arielle!

If this is so, how else can I compare myself to Arielle? Am I trying to make a fool out of myself for trying to compete against the boss of Maureen’s Kitchen on cooking skills?

The next moment, Penelope saw Arielle putting her grilled fish on the table, right next to hers.

As the saying goes, comparisons were never helpful. Even without tasting the dish, anyone could tell that Arielle’s grilled fish was much better than Penelope’s from just the looks.

The latter had failed miserably in every way—the color, the presentation, and the ingredients used.

Unbothered by how Penelope’s face went pale white, Susanne deliberately said, “Come and give it a try first. Since the both of you made the same dish, it’ll be good if you can find out where you’re lacking at.”

Those words only made Penelope feel worse. Under Susanne’s watchful eyes, she picked up a small piece of fish and put it into her mouth.

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