“Sister, you’re looking for a chef, not a husband. It doesn’t matter whether he is far away or not.”
Tinsley smiled and said, “As long as the food he cooks is delicious and you can eat it, it’s fine.”
Elora didn’t take Tatum to heart; she hadn’t even met Tatum yet.
She just lamented that Tatum was from Wiltspoon, and Wiltspoon was really far away from their Annenburg in province X.
“I also hope that there will be a chef who never gets tired of eating, so I don’t have to change chefs every now and then.”
Elora patted her mouth and laughed at herself. “I don’t know why I have such a delicious mouth.”
“Sister, do you still want some snacks?” Tinsley asked when she saw Elora stop eating snacks.
Elora looked at the time and said, “I’m not hungry now, so I won’t eat. I’m going to a meeting soon. You don’t have to go back. Come with me to the conference room.”
“Um.”
Tinsley took the snack box and said, “Sister, you didn’t eat it, so I finished it. I thought it was quite delicious. This tatum probably has two brushes. He said he was not very good at making snacks, but he made them. Sister, you have already eaten a few of the snacks.”
Elora: “That’s because I’m hungry. I’m not someone who will torture my mouth and stomach. If Tatum hadn’t made delicious snacks, I wouldn’t be able to eat them no matter how hungry I am.”
Elora smiled and stopped talking.
In fact, this was also true.
The chef named Tatum’s dim sum tasted really good, despite being a bit dry.
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