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Wesley said, “In short, your mother has been cooking for her family since she was young and is
especially talented in it. If there were any weddings in the surrounding viges, she would go and
help. She was quite famous in the vige from preparing the ingredients to cooking
After that. Wesley recounted the rest of the tale. ire had excellent results in high school and had
a high chance of bing the first university student in the vige.
However, ire’s family was poor. They hoped she would get married soon and get betrothal gifts
for her family. They were also afraid they couldn’t control ire after she became educated. Thus,
they refused to fork out money for her to continue her studies.
ire could only drop out of school. She nned to go out to work to earn money for her family in
exchange for freedom.
Her high school teacher took pity on her and introduced her to a job as a waitress at a hotel in
Kitmore City. ire was excellent at her job but felt there was no future in being a waitress, so she
applied to help in the kitchen.
In the two years ire was in the kitchen, she did everything. She was not afraid of hardship or
fatigue. She even secretly learned how to cook.
Wesley recounted proudly. “The hotel often entertained politicians and foreign guests. The chefs
were excellent. They saw how ire was down-to-earth, diligent, and serious despite her youth and
beauty. When they were free, they would teach her. After a long time, your mother’s food was finally
good enough to be served to the politicians.
The restaurant wanted to nurture your mother, but your mother couldn’t let go of her dream of
studying at th
university. Moreover, Kitmore University is near the hotel. When your mother is free, she will go to
Kitmore University. She really wanted to study there.”
Later on, ire met a chef from Kitmore University’s canteen and went to apply for a job there. She
was sessfully hired. It was there that she met Wesley.
Speaking of this. Wesley looked gently at his wife. The canteen staff usually wear masks. It’s hardContent is property of N?velDrama.Org.
to tell what they look like
“I ran a littlete doing my homework one afternoon. When I went to get food, the canteen was
empty. Only ire’s booth was still open. ire happened to take off her mask and got ready to
close her booth.
“The moment I saw ire, I thought I saw a fairy.” Wesley seemed to only have eyes for his wife
then, as though his children no longer existed. “I was a bookworm at that time. I never thought of
dating or getting married, and I didn’t think girls were anything special. But when I saw ire, I felt
we were destined to be together forever.”
The children were all drawn in by Wesley’s story. Even Arthur stopped ying his game and looked
up, listening intently.
ire’s face was red, and her eyes were filled with love. She appeared like a young girl who had
just fallen in love. Her voice was even a little shy and passionate. “When I saw your father, my heart
almost stopped beating. All I thought was, how could there be such a handsome boy in this world?
“He was tall and handsome, and his eyes were bright and spirited. He looked so studious, like a
professor of old. And I like and respect well-educated people the most.
“We looked at each other for a long time.” ire paused before going on, “Uh, it probably isn’t that
long, but we lost track of time and didn’t know how much time had passed. It wasn’t until an older
cook in the canteen asked me why I wasn’t done cleaning up that I reacted.”
Maria’s eyes lit up when she heard this. She said excitedly and expectantly, “Dad, Mom, this was
love at first sight, right?”
Wesley looked at his wife affectionately. “Yes, we fell in love at first sight.”
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Athena imagined that seene in a daze.
A young man and woman, who were dressed simply and had outstanding looks, fell in love at first
sight in the most ordinary ce. Through the booth, they looked at each other deeply and
expressed their naive and pure love with their eyes. It was so romantic just thinking about it.
“After I came back to my senses. I quickly got food for your father, ire said with a smile, “But the
remaining food was cold and couldn’t be eaten, so I took out my portion and served it to your father.
At the time, we didn’t say a word. We just kept blushing and trembling. All of you will know this
feeling one day.”
Wesleyughed. “When I handed my lunch box to your beautiful mother, my hands were shaking so
much. I was afraid I would lose my grip on the lunch box and drop it. Then I’ll be making a fool of
myself in front of a stunning fairy like her.
“I couldn’t take a nap that afternoon. All I could think about was the fairy I met in the canteen. It was
the same in ss in the afternoon. I felt like I was about to fall ill. After ss, I ran to the canteen
and hid in a corner to watch her serve food. When everyone had left, I still didn’t dare to go over.
“After that. I couldn’t hold it in anymore. I hid behind a big tree opposite the canteen and patiently
waited for the canteen staff to get off work.
“I didn’t see here out until eight o’clock in the evening. I pped myself and gathered my
courage to walk over to her. This was the first time in my life that I took the initiative to strike up a
conversation with a girl.”
Maria asked excitedly, “What did you say?”
Wesley smiled and said, “I told her, ‘Hello, do you want to go to ss together?” Heughed and
added, “If your mother had ignored me, I’d have fainted.
The children were speechless. Wesley did fit the personality of a bookworm.
ire smiled and said, “At that time, it was as if 1 had gone crazy, I said ‘okay’ without thinking.
“Then we went to the library together. I read magazines. He did his homework. I asked him when I
saw something I didn’t know or couldn’t understand. He knew more than any of the high school
teachers I’ve ever met.
“Later on, I found out not only was he a top student in school, but he was also the school hunk.
Many girls wrote him love! letters, including the school belle from a wealthy family.”
“No.” Wesley waved his hand. “You’re much prettier than the school belle. That’s what my
ssmates said too.”
Athena was certain this was not an exaggeration at all. One could tell how good her parents’ looks
and genes were just by looking at their children.
ire smiled and said, “We continued like that until your father graduated. When we were free, we
would attend sses, go to the library, and watch movies together. Your father encouraged me to
study correspondence and paid for my tuition with his schrship!”
Wesley added, “Your mother is very smart. She mainly self-studied. After I worked for a year, she
obtained a bachelor’s degree in business management and sessfully applied for a management
position in a high-ss restaurant.
“In the next year, I transferred to work at a factory. Your mother also left the restaurant. We got
married and pooled our money to open a small restaurant near the factory. Business was excellent.
Many queued up to eat every day. At that time, many people even called your mother ‘Chef
Goddess.”
The children all apuded, feeling that this nickname lived up to its name.
“My restaurant made a lot of money too. ire smiled and did not mention why she did not open a
restaurantter. “It really helped feed you boys.
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Arthurughed and aid, “We will definitely open the restaurant However, we have to decide on the
location. Why don’t we
all vote?”
It was a tradition of the Donovan family to vote if something was undecided.
Athena said, “Mom, I went to a private restaurant with a friend for dinner tonight. It’s very expensive
and delicious. But I think you’re better than them. Why don’t you open a private restaurant too?
Don’t worry about money. There are many rich second-generation heirs in myboratory worrying
about not having somewhere to invest.”