Unmasked My CEO Ex-Husband’s Regret novel Chapter 305

The sound of running water drowned out the awkwardness of Jocelyn's observation.

Sebastian decided to play dumb, pretending he hadn't heard a word, and continued meticulously washing the dish.

Seeing that Sebastian was already deep in the process, Elara knew it would be mortifying to stop him now, so she bit her tongue.

Jocelyn glanced between Sebastian and Elara. Since neither of them made a move to switch to the dishwasher, she decided to drop it.

If the young people wanted to bond over manual labor, she should let them.

Besides, it was just one bowl. His grandfather wasn't going to smite her for this.

Sebastian hadn't been lying—he was genuinely competent at basic household chores.

This time, he washed the dish perfectly without any casualties, moving with surprising efficiency. When he was done, he even took the time to wipe down the sink and the countertops.

Elara and Melody had already changed into their outdoor clothes while they waited. They remained seated at the dining table, watching him with patient curiosity.

When Sebastian turned around and caught the mother-daughter duo staring at him, he paused for a second. Pulling off the rubber gloves, he walked over. "See? I told you I wasn't lying."

His voice lifted with unmistakable cheerfulness, and his expression practically begged for a gold star. He looked downright smug.

And he claims he's not a kid anymore...

Elara kept the thought to herself and replied with a smile, "Alright, I admit I underestimated you."

Sebastian's mood skyrocketed. He stepped closer, patting Melody on the head, but his eyes were locked entirely on Elara. "Did I do a good job?"

Elara played along, giving him a thumbs-up and a slow clap. "Very good. Outstanding work."

Sebastian: "..."

"Take a seat," Elara said, personally pulling out a chair for him. "Do you want some water?"

Sebastian's momentary disappointment at her robotic praise instantly evaporated.

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