My Ex-Wife Is A Big Shot In Disguise novel Chapter 214

After the call with Madison ended, Greg could not stop smiling.

Madison was like a daughter who had married far away and was still thinking about her father. She would even give him some money from time to time.

Greg hummed a little tune and checked his boarding time and location according to what Justin had taught him last night.

Benton, who was sitting opposite Greg, wore a dark look. Seeing Greg's smug face, Benton could not help but rapped on the table. "Greg, why didn't you tell Madison about me?"

"What's the problem?" Greg was deliberately playing dumb. He raised his eyes and glanced at Benton lazily.

Seeing Benton's worried expression, the smile on Greg's face grew more obvious.

Served Benton right for pretending before Madison. Benton clearly acknowledged Madison's skills, but he had to pretend to be deep and say that the taste was not authentic. He hoped to leave an unfathomable image in Madison.

Fine. Madison felt that there was no chance and left!

It was no wonder that everyone said Benton had a bad temper and was strange. The rumors were all based on evidence. Wouldn't it be believable if they were groundless?

Now that Madison was gone for two months, Benton came to ask Rose Garden every day for a bit of food.

Benton even refused to admit it!

Greg snorted inwardly. He waited until Benton was about to lose his temper before he moved his phone over and spoke arrogantly, "There you go. I'm invited to Madison's house in two days. I've already bought the plane ticket. She'll pick me up at the airport."

Greg did not forget the reason why Madison stayed in Rose Garden. No matter what, he had to make Benton go with him. Since he was going as Madison's guest, he naturally had to bring gifts.

Benton did not know what Greg was thinking. He was only thinking about Madison's good culinary skills.

Benton glanced at Greg's phone and immediately scolded, "You old fart, why did you buy a ticket in advance? Hurry up! Send me your flight details. I'll see if there are still seats on your flight."

After Benton retired, he went around looking for delicacies in the country. He had long since gotten used to buying tickets on his phone. He was an elderly who followed the times and was very fashionable.

Benton could not be bothered to continue bickering with Greg. He took out his reading glasses and phone to confirm Greg's flight. He hurriedly chose a seat and bought a ticket. Be it the economy class or first class, he had to ensure he could board the plane first.

When the plane ticket was booked, Benton felt relieved.

At the thought of being able to taste Madison's cooking again, Benton's expression became much more relaxed. He was even a little impatient.

Greg looked at Benton and sneered. "Look at you. Do you have to go to this length for food? If you had agreed to my request back then, you wouldn't be doing this now."

Benton was also embarrassed. He did not expect that Madison would leave directly. She did not give him another chance.

But his evaluation at that time was not wrong. Although the taste was delicious, it was different from the taste in his memory.

Benton wanted to see Madison's talent and see if she could make the same taste as before. Was that a mistake? He didn't say that the food Madison made tasted bad.

However, Benton could not vent his anger on Madison, so he could only scold his old friend. "How can you criticize me? You said you'd bring me there two months ago, but you kept delaying it. You even said that your Gourment Competition would be postponed. How can you be so shameless to criticize me?"

After confirming that he would go to Rozalia to look for Madison, Benton did not want to stay in Rose Garden any longer.

After scolding Greg, Benton snorted coldly and left with his hands behind his back. He felt arrogant and smug.

Greg did not stop him, but he followed Benton out of the private room.

There were still some matters in the kitchen, and Rose Garden had adopted two more poor homeless children. Greg would go to Rozalia in two days. He had to explain to Justin about taking care of the restaurant and those children. No matter how busy the kitchen was, they had to take care of the children.

The children were young and pitiful. Now that they came to Rose Garden, they could not let them suffer anymore.