“I mastered it in the past few days.” Zachary stared at the kids affectionately. “I spent two hours every day learning how to cook. I also researched recipes and learned one new dish every day to reach this stage. Do you guys like it?”
“Yes, Daddy. You’re the best!” The kids were elated.
“I’m glad you like it.” Zachary was pleased. “Ok, let’s eat.”
The family happily dug into their food.
The eagle on the balcony had fresh beef for lunch, whereas Little Fifi perched on the other end of the long table as it ate its lunch. However, Little Fifi couldn’t keep still as it kept staring at the kids’ plates.
“Little Fifi, stop messing around and eat your food,” Jamie scolded.
“Little Fifi, you’re not allowed to eat meat.”
Ellie reminded gently. She couldn’t bring herself to reprimand Little Fifi since she was about to leave while Little Fifi will be staying back to keep Jamie company.
“Hate this, hate this!”
Little Fifi squawked unhappily and continued to eat its food.
“Daddy, how are things at work? Have you taken care of everything?” Robbie asked Zachary.
“I’ve dealt with some of them.” Zachary evaded the question. “Don’t worry, I’ll take care of it.”
“You didn’t really attend Great-grandpa’s funeral. You should pay him a visit after everything is over and explain everything to him.”
Robbie was concerned about Zachary as he was about to leave his side.
“I know.” Zachary placed a piece of fish meat on his plate. “Erihal is a very cold country. I’ve prepared some warm clothes for you. Remember to put it on before getting off the plane.”
“Ok.” Robbie nodded. He didn’t dare look Zachary in the eye.
“I’ll visit you in two months.” Zachary patted his head. “You must carry on with your online lessons and study hard in the meantime.”
“Ok.” Robbie was filled with sorrow. “Take care, Daddy.”
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