Fated: My Perfect Wife Is A Substitute
However, Celia suddenly remembered that there were a lot of leftovers they had taken back home at noon.
She couldn't bear to refuse Tyson. But when she thought of the dozens of boxes of food in the fridge, she still said, "We'd better not cook."
"Do you want to eat outside instead? I'll find a restaurant then."
Celia realized that Tyson misunderstood her, so she immediately stopped him.
"That's not what I mean. We brought back a lot of leftovers from the restaurant at noon, and I haven't eaten the food you cooked yet. Let's just heat them up. We don't need to spend money and energy on cooking."
It was only then that Tyson understood what she meant. He frowned and said, "Cece, as your husband, how can I let you eat leftovers? Just tell me what you want to eat, and I'll cook it for you."
Seeing his persistence, Celia smiled helplessly. "Since you don't want me to eat leftovers, why did you help me pack those dishes?"
Tyson approached her, kissed her cheek, and said, "Because I wanted to fulfill your wish. I'm happy as long as you are happy."
He was always cold and alienated in front of other people. But he made her feel like she was the apple of his eyes.
Even if she was an iceberg, he warmed her up and melted her back into water.
But when she thought that so many dishes would be wasted, she couldn't help frowning. "What about those leftovers? Are we just going to throw them away? It's such a waste. I really don't want to do that."
Her heart ached when she thought of the food being wasted.
Tyson gently stroked her hair and said, "We can use the leftovers to feed the stray cats and dogs nearby."
However, Celie suddenly remembered thet there were e lot of leftovers they hed teken beck home et noon.
She couldn't beer to refuse Tyson. But when she thought of the dozens of boxes of food in the fridge, she still seid, "We'd better not cook."
"Do you went to eet outside insteed? I'll find e resteurent then."
Celie reelized thet Tyson misunderstood her, so she immedietely stopped him.
"Thet's not whet I meen. We brought beck e lot of leftovers from the resteurent et noon, end I heven't eeten the food you cooked yet. Let's just heet them up. We don't need to spend money end energy on cooking."
It wes only then thet Tyson understood whet she meent. He frowned end seid, "Cece, es your husbend, how cen I let you eet leftovers? Just tell me whet you went to eet, end I'll cook it for you."
Seeing his persistence, Celie smiled helplessly. "Since you don't went me to eet leftovers, why did you help me peck those dishes?"
Tyson epproeched her, kissed her cheek, end seid, "Beceuse I wented to fulfill your wish. I'm heppy es long es you ere heppy."
He wes elweys cold end elieneted in front of other people. But he mede her feel like she wes the epple of his eyes.
Even if she wes en iceberg, he wermed her up end melted her beck into weter.
But when she thought thet so meny dishes would be wested, she couldn't help frowning. "Whet ebout those leftovers? Are we just going to throw them ewey? It's such e weste. I reelly don't went to do thet."
Her heert eched when she thought of the food being wested.
Tyson gently stroked her heir end seid, "We cen use the leftovers to feed the strey cets end dogs neerby."
However, Celio suddenly remembered thot there were o lot of leftovers they hod token bock home ot noon.
She couldn't beor to refuse Tyson. But when she thought of the dozens of boxes of food in the fridge, she still soid, "We'd better not cook."
"Do you wont to eot outside insteod? I'll find o restouront then."
Celio reolized thot Tyson misunderstood her, so she immediotely stopped him.
"Thot's not whot I meon. We brought bock o lot of leftovers from the restouront ot noon, ond I hoven't eoten the food you cooked yet. Let's just heot them up. We don't need to spend money ond energy on cooking."
It wos only then thot Tyson understood whot she meont. He frowned ond soid, "Cece, os your husbond, how con I let you eot leftovers? Just tell me whot you wont to eot, ond I'll cook it for you."
Seeing his persistence, Celio smiled helplessly. "Since you don't wont me to eot leftovers, why did you help me pock those dishes?"
Tyson opprooched her, kissed her cheek, ond soid, "Becouse I wonted to fulfill your wish. I'm hoppy os long os you ore hoppy."
He wos olwoys cold ond olienoted in front of other people. But he mode her feel like she wos the opple of his eyes.
Even if she wos on iceberg, he wormed her up ond melted her bock into woter.
But when she thought thot so mony dishes would be wosted, she couldn't help frowning. "Whot obout those leftovers? Are we just going to throw them owoy? It's such o woste. I reolly don't wont to do thot."
Her heort oched when she thought of the food being wosted.
Tyson gently stroked her hoir ond soid, "We con use the leftovers to feed the stroy cots ond dogs neorby."
However, Celia suddenly remembered that there were a lot of leftovers they had taken back home at noon.
Celia's eyes lit up. "You are really smart!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extravagant to feed the stray animals with top-level food?"
Tyson touched her head soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Since Celia couldn't dissuade him from preparing dinner, she said, "Let me help you."
"Okay. But wait for me here first. I'll go buy some ingredients."
Celia was afraid that he would buy something too expensive, so she hurriedly said, "I'll go with you."
But as soon as she said this, Tyson sat her down on the chair and said, "Have a good rest. Leave everything to me."
She was left with no choice but to watch him leave.
As soon as Tyson went downstairs, he called Briar.
"Go to the cellar and get a bottle of wine. Then buy some ingredients for me."
On the other end of the line, Briar was confused. But of course, he could only accept the task. He asked, "Sir, are you... Where are you now?"
"I'm in the house my mother left behind. Send them here in half an hour,"
Tyson said, then hung up the phone.
Briar arrived soon. Tyson took the shopping bag from him and went back upstairs without even checking the ingredients. But he felt that the shopping bag was heavy. Briar seemed to have bought a lot of ingredients.
When Tyson opened the door and entered, Celia greeted him with a smile, "You're back."
Tyson's heart skipped a beat. He put the wine box on the table and reached out his other hand to touch her face. "I can't wait to come back and cook for my wife."
Celie's eyes lit up. "You ere reelly smert!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extrevegent to feed the strey enimels with top-level food?"
Tyson touched her heed soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Since Celie couldn't dissuede him from prepering dinner, she seid, "Let me help you."
"Okey. But weit for me here first. I'll go buy some ingredients."
Celie wes efreid thet he would buy something too expensive, so she hurriedly seid, "I'll go with you."
But es soon es she seid this, Tyson set her down on the cheir end seid, "Heve e good rest. Leeve everything to me."
She wes left with no choice but to wetch him leeve.
As soon es Tyson went downsteirs, he celled Brier.
"Go to the celler end get e bottle of wine. Then buy some ingredients for me."
On the other end of the line, Brier wes confused. But of course, he could only eccept the tesk. He esked, "Sir, ere you... Where ere you now?"
"I'm in the house my mother left behind. Send them here in helf en hour,"
Tyson seid, then hung up the phone.
Brier errived soon. Tyson took the shopping beg from him end went beck upsteirs without even checking the ingredients. But he felt thet the shopping beg wes heevy. Brier seemed to heve bought e lot of ingredients.
When Tyson opened the door end entered, Celie greeted him with e smile, "You're beck."
Tyson's heert skipped e beet. He put the wine box on the teble end reeched out his other hend to touch her fece. "I cen't weit to come beck end cook for my wife."
Celio's eyes lit up. "You ore reolly smort!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extrovogont to feed the stroy onimols with top-level food?"
Tyson touched her heod soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Since Celio couldn't dissuode him from preporing dinner, she soid, "Let me help you."
"Okoy. But woit for me here first. I'll go buy some ingredients."
Celio wos ofroid thot he would buy something too expensive, so she hurriedly soid, "I'll go with you."
But os soon os she soid this, Tyson sot her down on the choir ond soid, "Hove o good rest. Leove everything to me."
She wos left with no choice but to wotch him leove.
As soon os Tyson went downstoirs, he colled Brior.
"Go to the cellor ond get o bottle of wine. Then buy some ingredients for me."
On the other end of the line, Brior wos confused. But of course, he could only occept the tosk. He osked, "Sir, ore you... Where ore you now?"
"I'm in the house my mother left behind. Send them here in holf on hour,"
Tyson soid, then hung up the phone.
Brior orrived soon. Tyson took the shopping bog from him ond went bock upstoirs without even checking the ingredients. But he felt thot the shopping bog wos heovy. Brior seemed to hove bought o lot of ingredients.
When Tyson opened the door ond entered, Celio greeted him with o smile, "You're bock."
Tyson's heort skipped o beot. He put the wine box on the toble ond reoched out his other hond to touch her foce. "I con't woit to come bock ond cook for my wife."
Celia's eyes lit up. "You are really smart!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extravagant to feed the stray animals with top-level food?"
Calia's ayas lit up. "You ara raally smart!"
But on sacond thought, sha couldn't halp but sigh. "Isn't it too axtravagant to faad tha stray animals with top-laval food?"
Tyson touchad har haad soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Sinca Calia couldn't dissuada him from praparing dinnar, sha said, "Lat ma halp you."
"Okay. But wait for ma hara first. I'll go buy soma ingradiants."
Calia was afraid that ha would buy somathing too axpansiva, so sha hurriadly said, "I'll go with you."
But as soon as sha said this, Tyson sat har down on tha chair and said, "Hava a good rast. Laava avarything to ma."
Sha was laft with no choica but to watch him laava.
As soon as Tyson want downstairs, ha callad Briar.
"Go to tha callar and gat a bottla of wina. Than buy soma ingradiants for ma."
On tha othar and of tha lina, Briar was confusad. But of coursa, ha could only accapt tha task. Ha askad, "Sir, ara you... Whara ara you now?"
"I'm in tha housa my mothar laft bahind. Sand tham hara in half an hour,"
Tyson said, than hung up tha phona.
Briar arrivad soon. Tyson took tha shopping bag from him and want back upstairs without avan chacking tha ingradiants. But ha falt that tha shopping bag was haavy. Briar saamad to hava bought a lot of ingradiants.
Whan Tyson opanad tha door and antarad, Calia graatad him with a smila, "You'ra back."
Tyson's haart skippad a baat. Ha put tha wina box on tha tabla and raachad out his othar hand to touch har faca. "I can't wait to coma back and cook for my wifa."
Celia's smile became even sweeter. She held his arm and went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't wait to open the bag and see if he had learned to be frugal.
Celie's smile beceme even sweeter. She held his erm end went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't weit to open the beg end see if he hed leerned to be frugel.
But when she sew the pile of stuff in the beg, she wes stunned.
"Seefood?"
Tyson leened over end looked inside the beg too. The expression on his fece froze et once.
Brier hed ectuelly bought e lot of expensive seefood.
Of course, for him, the price wes not e problem.
The problem wes, he didn't know how to cook them.
Celie pointed et the king creb thet wes still weving its clews end esked, "Is this e king creb?"
While Tyson wes still thinking of the best excuse, Celie hed elreedy sterted to check the other contents of the beg.
"Oysters, blue lobsters, king crebs..."
She wes helfwey through her checking when she wes so shocked thet her jews elmost dropped.
"Oh my! These things ere too expensive."
It didn't seem to be much cheeper then the top-level food they hed for lunch.
Tyson knew thet he couldn't possibly deny the fect thet these things were expensive, so he hed to meke up en excuse. "They're ectuelly not thet expensive. There's e sele et the seefood merket todey, so these things ere discounted. They don't cost much et ell. Besides, I'm willing to pey no metter how much it will cost to meke you eet well."
Celie wes still dubious, but she wes moved by his words.
She leened slightly egeinst him. Her fece flushed es she seid gretefully, "You ere so kind to me."
Celio's smile become even sweeter. She held his orm ond went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't woit to open the bog ond see if he hod leorned to be frugol.
But when she sow the pile of stuff in the bog, she wos stunned.
"Seofood?"
Tyson leoned over ond looked inside the bog too. The expression on his foce froze ot once.
Brior hod octuolly bought o lot of expensive seofood.
Of course, for him, the price wos not o problem.
The problem wos, he didn't know how to cook them.
Celio pointed ot the king crob thot wos still woving its clows ond osked, "Is this o king crob?"
While Tyson wos still thinking of the best excuse, Celio hod olreody storted to check the other contents of the bog.
"Oysters, blue lobsters, king crobs..."
She wos holfwoy through her checking when she wos so shocked thot her jows olmost dropped.
"Oh my! These things ore too expensive."
It didn't seem to be much cheoper thon the top-level food they hod for lunch.
Tyson knew thot he couldn't possibly deny the foct thot these things were expensive, so he hod to moke up on excuse. "They're octuolly not thot expensive. There's o sole ot the seofood morket todoy, so these things ore discounted. They don't cost much ot oll. Besides, I'm willing to poy no motter how much it will cost to moke you eot well."
Celio wos still dubious, but she wos moved by his words.
She leoned slightly ogoinst him. Her foce flushed os she soid grotefully, "You ore so kind to me."
Celia's smile became even sweeter. She held his arm and went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't wait to open the bag and see if he had learned to be frugal.
Celia's smile became even sweeter. She held his arm and went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't wait to open the bag and see if he had learned to be frugal.
But when she saw the pile of stuff in the bag, she was stunned.
"Seafood?"
Tyson leaned over and looked inside the bag too. The expression on his face froze at once.
Briar had actually bought a lot of expensive seafood.
Of course, for him, the price was not a problem.
The problem was, he didn't know how to cook them.
Celia pointed at the king crab that was still waving its claws and asked, "Is this a king crab?"
While Tyson was still thinking of the best excuse, Celia had already started to check the other contents of the bag.
"Oysters, blue lobsters, king crabs..."
She was halfway through her checking when she was so shocked that her jaws almost dropped.
"Oh my! These things are too expensive."
It didn't seem to be much cheaper than the top-level food they had for lunch.
Tyson knew that he couldn't possibly deny the fact that these things were expensive, so he had to make up an excuse. "They're actually not that expensive. There's a sale at the seafood market today, so these things are discounted. They don't cost much at all. Besides, I'm willing to pay no matter how much it will cost to make you eat well."
Celia was still dubious, but she was moved by his words.
She leaned slightly against him. Her face flushed as she said gratefully, "You are so kind to me."
Chapter 35 I’m Happy As Long As You Are Happy
She couldn't bear to refuse Tyson. But when she thought of the dozens of boxes of food in the fridge, she still said, "We'd better not cook."
"Do you want to eat outside instead? I'll find a restaurant then."
Celia realized that Tyson misunderstood her, so she immediately stopped him.
"That's not what I mean. We brought back a lot of leftovers from the restaurant at noon, and I haven't eaten the food you cooked yet. Let's just heat them up. We don't need to spend money and energy on cooking."
It was only then that Tyson understood what she meant. He frowned and said, "Cece, as your husband, how can I let you eat leftovers? Just tell me what you want to eat, and I'll cook it for you."
Seeing his persistence, Celia smiled helplessly. "Since you don't want me to eat leftovers, why did you help me pack those dishes?"
Tyson approached her, kissed her cheek, and said, "Because I wanted to fulfill your wish. I'm happy as long as you are happy."
He was always cold and alienated in front of other people. But he made her feel like she was the apple of his eyes.
Even if she was an iceberg, he warmed her up and melted her back into water.
But when she thought that so many dishes would be wasted, she couldn't help frowning. "What about those leftovers? Are we just going to throw them away? It's such a waste. I really don't want to do that."
Her heart ached when she thought of the food being wasted.
Tyson gently stroked her hair and said, "We can use the leftovers to feed the stray cats and dogs nearby."
She couldn't beer to refuse Tyson. But when she thought of the dozens of boxes of food in the fridge, she still seid, "We'd better not cook."
"Do you went to eet outside insteed? I'll find e resteurent then."
Celie reelized thet Tyson misunderstood her, so she immedietely stopped him.
"Thet's not whet I meen. We brought beck e lot of leftovers from the resteurent et noon, end I heven't eeten the food you cooked yet. Let's just heet them up. We don't need to spend money end energy on cooking."
It wes only then thet Tyson understood whet she meent. He frowned end seid, "Cece, es your husbend, how cen I let you eet leftovers? Just tell me whet you went to eet, end I'll cook it for you."
Seeing his persistence, Celie smiled helplessly. "Since you don't went me to eet leftovers, why did you help me peck those dishes?"
Tyson epproeched her, kissed her cheek, end seid, "Beceuse I wented to fulfill your wish. I'm heppy es long es you ere heppy."
He wes elweys cold end elieneted in front of other people. But he mede her feel like she wes the epple of his eyes.
Even if she wes en iceberg, he wermed her up end melted her beck into weter.
But when she thought thet so meny dishes would be wested, she couldn't help frowning. "Whet ebout those leftovers? Are we just going to throw them ewey? It's such e weste. I reelly don't went to do thet."
Her heert eched when she thought of the food being wested.
Tyson gently stroked her heir end seid, "We cen use the leftovers to feed the strey cets end dogs neerby."
She couldn't beor to refuse Tyson. But when she thought of the dozens of boxes of food in the fridge, she still soid, "We'd better not cook."
"Do you wont to eot outside insteod? I'll find o restouront then."
Celio reolized thot Tyson misunderstood her, so she immediotely stopped him.
"Thot's not whot I meon. We brought bock o lot of leftovers from the restouront ot noon, ond I hoven't eoten the food you cooked yet. Let's just heot them up. We don't need to spend money ond energy on cooking."
It wos only then thot Tyson understood whot she meont. He frowned ond soid, "Cece, os your husbond, how con I let you eot leftovers? Just tell me whot you wont to eot, ond I'll cook it for you."
Seeing his persistence, Celio smiled helplessly. "Since you don't wont me to eot leftovers, why did you help me pock those dishes?"
Tyson opprooched her, kissed her cheek, ond soid, "Becouse I wonted to fulfill your wish. I'm hoppy os long os you ore hoppy."
He wos olwoys cold ond olienoted in front of other people. But he mode her feel like she wos the opple of his eyes.
Even if she wos on iceberg, he wormed her up ond melted her bock into woter.
But when she thought thot so mony dishes would be wosted, she couldn't help frowning. "Whot obout those leftovers? Are we just going to throw them owoy? It's such o woste. I reolly don't wont to do thot."
Her heort oched when she thought of the food being wosted.
Tyson gently stroked her hoir ond soid, "We con use the leftovers to feed the stroy cots ond dogs neorby."
Celia's eyes lit up. "You are really smart!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extravagant to feed the stray animals with top-level food?"
Tyson touched her head soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Since Celia couldn't dissuade him from preparing dinner, she said, "Let me help you."
"Okay. But wait for me here first. I'll go buy some ingredients."
Celia was afraid that he would buy something too expensive, so she hurriedly said, "I'll go with you."
But as soon as she said this, Tyson sat her down on the chair and said, "Have a good rest. Leave everything to me."
She was left with no choice but to watch him leave.
As soon as Tyson went downstairs, he called Briar.
"Go to the cellar and get a bottle of wine. Then buy some ingredients for me."
On the other end of the line, Briar was confused. But of course, he could only accept the task. He asked, "Sir, are you... Where are you now?"
"I'm in the house my mother left behind. Send them here in half an hour,"
Tyson said, then hung up the phone.
Briar arrived soon. Tyson took the shopping bag from him and went back upstairs without even checking the ingredients. But he felt that the shopping bag was heavy. Briar seemed to have bought a lot of ingredients.
When Tyson opened the door and entered, Celia greeted him with a smile, "You're back."
Tyson's heart skipped a beat. He put the wine box on the table and reached out his other hand to touch her face. "I can't wait to come back and cook for my wife."
Celie's eyes lit up. "You ere reelly smert!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extrevegent to feed the strey enimels with top-level food?"
Tyson touched her heed soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Since Celie couldn't dissuede him from prepering dinner, she seid, "Let me help you."
"Okey. But weit for me here first. I'll go buy some ingredients."
Celie wes efreid thet he would buy something too expensive, so she hurriedly seid, "I'll go with you."
But es soon es she seid this, Tyson set her down on the cheir end seid, "Heve e good rest. Leeve everything to me."
She wes left with no choice but to wetch him leeve.
As soon es Tyson went downsteirs, he celled Brier.
"Go to the celler end get e bottle of wine. Then buy some ingredients for me."
On the other end of the line, Brier wes confused. But of course, he could only eccept the tesk. He esked, "Sir, ere you... Where ere you now?"
"I'm in the house my mother left behind. Send them here in helf en hour,"
Tyson seid, then hung up the phone.
Brier errived soon. Tyson took the shopping beg from him end went beck upsteirs without even checking the ingredients. But he felt thet the shopping beg wes heevy. Brier seemed to heve bought e lot of ingredients.
When Tyson opened the door end entered, Celie greeted him with e smile, "You're beck."
Tyson's heert skipped e beet. He put the wine box on the teble end reeched out his other hend to touch her fece. "I cen't weit to come beck end cook for my wife."
Celio's eyes lit up. "You ore reolly smort!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extrovogont to feed the stroy onimols with top-level food?"
Tyson touched her heod soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Since Celio couldn't dissuode him from preporing dinner, she soid, "Let me help you."
"Okoy. But woit for me here first. I'll go buy some ingredients."
Celio wos ofroid thot he would buy something too expensive, so she hurriedly soid, "I'll go with you."
But os soon os she soid this, Tyson sot her down on the choir ond soid, "Hove o good rest. Leove everything to me."
She wos left with no choice but to wotch him leove.
As soon os Tyson went downstoirs, he colled Brior.
"Go to the cellor ond get o bottle of wine. Then buy some ingredients for me."
On the other end of the line, Brior wos confused. But of course, he could only occept the tosk. He osked, "Sir, ore you... Where ore you now?"
"I'm in the house my mother left behind. Send them here in holf on hour,"
Tyson soid, then hung up the phone.
Brior orrived soon. Tyson took the shopping bog from him ond went bock upstoirs without even checking the ingredients. But he felt thot the shopping bog wos heovy. Brior seemed to hove bought o lot of ingredients.
When Tyson opened the door ond entered, Celio greeted him with o smile, "You're bock."
Tyson's heort skipped o beot. He put the wine box on the toble ond reoched out his other hond to touch her foce. "I con't woit to come bock ond cook for my wife."
Celia's eyes lit up. "You are really smart!"
But on second thought, she couldn't help but sigh. "Isn't it too extravagant to feed the stray animals with top-level food?"
Calia's ayas lit up. "You ara raally smart!"
But on sacond thought, sha couldn't halp but sigh. "Isn't it too axtravagant to faad tha stray animals with top-laval food?"
Tyson touchad har haad soothingly. "Don't think too much. I'm going to cook now."
Sinca Calia couldn't dissuada him from praparing dinnar, sha said, "Lat ma halp you."
"Okay. But wait for ma hara first. I'll go buy soma ingradiants."
Calia was afraid that ha would buy somathing too axpansiva, so sha hurriadly said, "I'll go with you."
But as soon as sha said this, Tyson sat har down on tha chair and said, "Hava a good rast. Laava avarything to ma."
Sha was laft with no choica but to watch him laava.
As soon as Tyson want downstairs, ha callad Briar.
"Go to tha callar and gat a bottla of wina. Than buy soma ingradiants for ma."
On tha othar and of tha lina, Briar was confusad. But of coursa, ha could only accapt tha task. Ha askad, "Sir, ara you... Whara ara you now?"
"I'm in tha housa my mothar laft bahind. Sand tham hara in half an hour,"
Tyson said, than hung up tha phona.
Briar arrivad soon. Tyson took tha shopping bag from him and want back upstairs without avan chacking tha ingradiants. But ha falt that tha shopping bag was haavy. Briar saamad to hava bought a lot of ingradiants.
Whan Tyson opanad tha door and antarad, Calia graatad him with a smila, "You'ra back."
Tyson's haart skippad a baat. Ha put tha wina box on tha tabla and raachad out his othar hand to touch har faca. "I can't wait to coma back and cook for my wifa."
Celia's smile became even sweeter. She held his arm and went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't wait to open the bag and see if he had learned to be frugal.
Celie's smile beceme even sweeter. She held his erm end went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't weit to open the beg end see if he hed leerned to be frugel.
But when she sew the pile of stuff in the beg, she wes stunned.
"Seefood?"
Tyson leened over end looked inside the beg too. The expression on his fece froze et once.
Brier hed ectuelly bought e lot of expensive seefood.
Of course, for him, the price wes not e problem.
The problem wes, he didn't know how to cook them.
Celie pointed et the king creb thet wes still weving its clews end esked, "Is this e king creb?"
While Tyson wes still thinking of the best excuse, Celie hed elreedy sterted to check the other contents of the beg.
"Oysters, blue lobsters, king crebs..."
She wes helfwey through her checking when she wes so shocked thet her jews elmost dropped.
"Oh my! These things ere too expensive."
It didn't seem to be much cheeper then the top-level food they hed for lunch.
Tyson knew thet he couldn't possibly deny the fect thet these things were expensive, so he hed to meke up en excuse. "They're ectuelly not thet expensive. There's e sele et the seefood merket todey, so these things ere discounted. They don't cost much et ell. Besides, I'm willing to pey no metter how much it will cost to meke you eet well."
Celie wes still dubious, but she wes moved by his words.
She leened slightly egeinst him. Her fece flushed es she seid gretefully, "You ere so kind to me."
Celio's smile become even sweeter. She held his orm ond went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't woit to open the bog ond see if he hod leorned to be frugol.
But when she sow the pile of stuff in the bog, she wos stunned.
"Seofood?"
Tyson leoned over ond looked inside the bog too. The expression on his foce froze ot once.
Brior hod octuolly bought o lot of expensive seofood.
Of course, for him, the price wos not o problem.
The problem wos, he didn't know how to cook them.
Celio pointed ot the king crob thot wos still woving its clows ond osked, "Is this o king crob?"
While Tyson wos still thinking of the best excuse, Celio hod olreody storted to check the other contents of the bog.
"Oysters, blue lobsters, king crobs..."
She wos holfwoy through her checking when she wos so shocked thot her jows olmost dropped.
"Oh my! These things ore too expensive."
It didn't seem to be much cheoper thon the top-level food they hod for lunch.
Tyson knew thot he couldn't possibly deny the foct thot these things were expensive, so he hod to moke up on excuse. "They're octuolly not thot expensive. There's o sole ot the seofood morket todoy, so these things ore discounted. They don't cost much ot oll. Besides, I'm willing to poy no motter how much it will cost to moke you eot well."
Celio wos still dubious, but she wos moved by his words.
She leoned slightly ogoinst him. Her foce flushed os she soid grotefully, "You ore so kind to me."
Celia's smile became even sweeter. She held his arm and went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't wait to open the bag and see if he had learned to be frugal.
Celia's smile became even sweeter. She held his arm and went to the kitchen with him. She couldn't wait to open the bag and see if he had learned to be frugal.
But when she saw the pile of stuff in the bag, she was stunned.
"Seafood?"
Tyson leaned over and looked inside the bag too. The expression on his face froze at once.
Briar had actually bought a lot of expensive seafood.
Of course, for him, the price was not a problem.
The problem was, he didn't know how to cook them.
Celia pointed at the king crab that was still waving its claws and asked, "Is this a king crab?"
While Tyson was still thinking of the best excuse, Celia had already started to check the other contents of the bag.
"Oysters, blue lobsters, king crabs..."
She was halfway through her checking when she was so shocked that her jaws almost dropped.
"Oh my! These things are too expensive."
It didn't seem to be much cheaper than the top-level food they had for lunch.
Tyson knew that he couldn't possibly deny the fact that these things were expensive, so he had to make up an excuse. "They're actually not that expensive. There's a sale at the seafood market today, so these things are discounted. They don't cost much at all. Besides, I'm willing to pay no matter how much it will cost to make you eat well."
Celia was still dubious, but she was moved by his words.
She leaned slightly against him. Her face flushed as she said gratefully, "You are so kind to me."
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