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Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 1687

Ebony Fox had fully intended to kick him out, but her stomach suddenly rumbled.

She hadn't had much of an appetite at lunch, only drinking clear soup.

After sleeping, not only had her energy returned, but her digestive system seemed to be fully online again.

Especially when faced with all this good food, it was hard not to salivate.

Ebony Fox pressed her lips together and eventually sat down obediently.

She planned to kick him out *after* she was full.

But wasn't that kind of a jerk move?

On second thought.

Comparing who was the bigger jerk?

Who could beat Kurt, the ultimate two-timer?

Fawning over her like this, he was definitely plotting something, probably needing a huge favor.

"Sit."

Ebony Fox picked up her fork, tasting a piece of the braised meat.

She didn't usually eat fatty meat, finding it too greasy, but Kurt's cooking was unexpectedly delicious.

It was perfectly tender, leaving a rich flavor lingering in her mouth.

Ebony Fox couldn't resist eating another piece, her eyes narrowing in satisfaction.

"Is it good?" Kurt asked softly.

"Yeah." Ebony Fox set down her fork, her deep eyes landing on his face. She said in a low voice, "Kurt, if you want something, just spit it out."

"Huh?"

Kurt was stunned for a few seconds. He tugged at his lips, whispering, "What ulterior motive could I possibly have? I just wanted to cook for you."

"Giving up your life as the wealthy Mr. Schwartz to play chef in my apartment?"

Ebony Fox leaned back slightly, her eyes narrowing. "Either my eyes are broken, or your brain is."

"There's nothing wrong with being a chef." Kurt lowered his head, guiltily poking at the rice in his bowl.

Ideally, he'd be her chef today, her boyfriend tomorrow, and her husband the day after.

"Are you just worried I'll expose the fact that you're two-timing?"

Ebony Fox withdrew her gaze, stating flatly.

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