Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 3124

Then, Austin went and slumped himself on the sofa while wondering what he should make tomorrow to conquer Isabella O’Connor’s tastebuds and become her family’s private chef.

Should he cook his best dish or something that he rarely made?

As he savored his tea, he made up his mind to make some regular dishes. If he cooked his best dish right away, there would be nothing to show off later.

Those signature dishes would be saved for the grand finale.

However, it should be emphasized that his regular dishes were gourmet to ordinary people, stemming from his love of cooking and the vast experience that came with it.

For example, the treats he had made today were not what he was best at, but Isabella could stomach them.

That was his guess anyway.

Otherwise, she would not have asked Dominic to call him back.

He wondered if he had any competition for the role.

Austin had just arrived in Satbury today and had no time to inquire about any competitors yet.

He did not think Isabella would call any of his competition back for an interview at the same time, though.

His phone beeped with a new message notification.

It was a voice message from Zachary asking if he had passed his interview.

Austin called Zachary.

Austin was silent for a moment before he replied. “Why do I feel like you want me to fail, Zack? You sound kind of gleeful.”

“No way. You’re my little brother. I’m most concerned about you, and Isabella is handpicked by Nana as your future bride. If you don’t pass, I want to know how you plan to approach and impress her next.”

If Austin was not his brother, Zachary would not care less about Austin’s pursuit of love, let alone be worried or curious.

“How could I possibly fail, Zack? I just got a call from Dominic asking me back for another round tomorrow afternoon. He said that Isabella would be back for dinner tomorrow night.”

“Oh? Congratulations on passing the first stage, then,” Zachary praised.

“Thanks, Zack. I’ll definitely win her over with my cooking.”

The romantic pursuit was secondary. Austin was more interested in proving himself a good enough cook to conquer Isabella’s tastebuds.