Revenge is Best Served After Reborn (James) novel Chapter 555

The conversation ended, and Sophie immediately stood up from the couch.

James was sitting in the chair, unaware of why Sophie suddenly got agitated, only to see her approaching him and asking, "Are you full?"

James was confused. He wasn't a big eater and didn't particularly enjoy fast food. He had only taken a few bites earlier and hadn't eaten any more.

He wasn't hungry at all right now. However, looking at the earnest expression on Sophie's face, James lied without a guilty conscience, "No."

"That's great." Saying so, Sophie pulled James into the kitchen, "Help me wash the vegetables."

James hesitated for a moment. He looked down at the tomato in his hand, then at Sophie rummaging through the fridge for ingredients, and obediently went to wash the tomato.

"Beef..."

Sophie found the beef but nothing else. However, the kitchen was stocked with all kinds of spices.

Sophie planned to make a tomato and beef stew, which would be perfect for dinner.

According to the script, today was their first day here for the pilot episode, and they didn't have any tasks. They just needed to casually chat together.

Sophie quickly started cutting the meat while James stood still, unsure of where to place his hands.

"Move over a bit."

James obediently stepped aside.

Sophie said, "Don't block the way. Step out a bit."

James obediently stepped out.

Watching Sophie busily working in the kitchen, James mustered the courage to ask, "Is there anything I can do?"

"Just don't talk."

Sophie had made her highest request of James. So, James stopped talking.

Sophie carefully chose her spot but realized that if she had zero interaction and communication with James, the shooting would still take longer than a month.

So, Sophie took a couple of steps back and asked, "Why don't you chat with me?"

"Chat..."

James hesitated. He wasn't good at small talk. And now, he only wanted to ask Sophie about her current relationship with Colby.

As the words reached his lips, James asked, "How have you been doing recently?"

"Good." Sophie casually asked back, "And you?"

"Not so good."

When Sophie heard this response, she paused, then looked up at the camera and said, "Cut this part. I'll ask again."