Huh?
The apprentice was confused as he looked at Master Jackson. What does the grandmaster an?
It was a rare opportunity for him to see the grandmaster cook up close, which made him excited. But why was the grandmaster excited?
Wasn’t the head chef of the Ninth Floor Kitchen the grandmaster’s apprentice, his master?
Could it be that the grandmaster wants to go upstairs to observe and learn?
Upstairs wasn’t the grandmaster’s own grandfather.
Thinking of this made the apprentice find it quite amusing.
Their grandmaster would be over sixty years old by now and hadn’t cooked in years.
"Alright, stop standing there foolishly, wash your hands and start cooking," Master Jackson calculated the timing, realizing there was a ti difference between the two places. If he moved a little faster, he could hurry over to observe and learn.
Yes, that’s the plan.
Master Jackson, having made up his mind, worked even faster.
When Jas Reed arrived at the private room, Ethan Seymour was already there. After greeting Old Mrs. Wilson, they sat down.
"Jas, what’s wrong? What happened?" Ethan Seymour asked, sensing from Jas’s tone on the phone that sothing significant had occurred.
"My brother is also getting engaged today," Jas Reed said with a helpless smile.
"What?" Ethan Seymour exploded upon hearing the news, "What is he trying to do?"
"After all these days, why does he have to choose today?" The more Ethan Seymour thought about it, the more frustrated he beca. "That bastard did it on purpose, he just wants to ss with us!"
Old Mrs. Wilson was also unhappy with Charles Seymour’s actions, but seeing Ethan Seymour curse so harshly made him feel much better.
It seed that, in Ethan Seymour’s eyes, Jas Reed was far more important than Charles Seymour, which gave Old Mrs. Wilson so peace of mind.
"Dad, now’s not the ti to talk about this," Jas Reed quickly tried to calm Ethan Seymour down. "My brother’s engagent, it’s not right for us not to attend. If we don’t show up, his engagent party will be too quiet. Let’s see who would be suitable to attend."
Upon hearing Jas Reed’s suggestion, Ethan Seymour’s face instantly fell as he questioned, "Are you going? You’re engaged today yourself, and you’d leave your fiancée and all the guests behind to go?"
What Ethan Seymour said made Jas Reed quite embarrassed, and he softly replied, "Dad, that’s not what I ant..."
He could tell Ethan Seymour was upset.
"So, you an to send your mom instead? Don’t you know what their relationship is like? You want your mom to be ridiculed by him?" Ethan Seymour got angrier as he spoke, that bastard Charles never let him have a peaceful day!
On such an important day, he just had to stir up trouble.
What a bastard!
Jas Reed quickly shook his head, "Dad, I would never think that way."
"Or do you want to go?" Ethan Seymour questioned, his expression darkening further with each word.
Jas Reed waved his hands vigorously, "Dad, I really didn’t an that. Don’t get mad. Be careful not to upset yourself."
"Ethan, it’s Jas’s big day today. Getting angry isn’t good. Besides, they are young and don’t understand. Why bother arguing with them?" Old Mrs. Wilson was quite understanding of Ethan Seymour’s feelings.
Charles Seymour making decisions so independently wasn’t making things easy for Ethan Seymour.
It’s understandable for a father to feel upset when his son doesn’t show him due respect.
His own Mason had also been acting against him recently; he could relate to Ethan Seymour’s feelings right now.
"But I’m worried that if no one from our family attends, it will deepen my brother’s misunderstanding of Dad, and he’ll be even less willing to co ho," Jas Reed said with difficulty, appearing as if he was only thinking of Ethan Seymour, as if he wished Charles Seymour would co back and reconcile with Ethan Seymour.
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