But he couldn’t expect Yiyi, the lazy girl, to cook. If she tried, it would turn into chaos, and the kitchen might burn down.
He could only make a little sacrifice and beco a happy "cook husband," making loving breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and midnight snacks for his future wife!
Jun Yiyi originally wanted to see him, the young master, make a fool of himself and mock him, but she was surprised to find that he really was doing it, and in style too. Could it be that he actually knows how to cook?
It’s absolutely unbelievable that soone like him, a young master, actually knows how to cook.
She looked at him skeptically as he busied himself, convinced he was just putting on an act and it would taste terrible.
But why was it slling more and more fragrant? When Ji Lingkong opened the tray he took out from the oven, the split cream cheese lobster emitted an enticing aroma.
Jun Yiyi gulped, feeling the cravings inside her were about to burst out.
He actually knows how to cook, and it slls this good — so annoying. She was practically drooling, so Jun Yiyi quickly turned her face away and held her breath, or she wouldn’t be able to resist diving in and snatching so to eat.
Oh, how could she do sothing so embarrassing?
"Yiyi..." Ling Kong drawled, holding the tray as he deliberately walked past her and even waved it before her eyes, "How did I do?"
Jun Yiyi gritted her teeth, "Not great, what’s the use of appearance alone—looks all nice but can’t be tasty."
How dare he show off in front of her? She really wanted to snatch it and gnaw it clean, just to see if he’d still dare to be so full of himself.
Ugh, so annoying, so hungry.
Maybe a quick glance could satisfy a bit.
Her eyes couldn’t help but stick to the lobster, watching the golden lted cheese and tender lobster at, she felt she could cry—so hungry.
Ji Lingkong saw her eyes shining and fixed on the lobster, unable to look away, feeling both exasperated and amused.
Still so stubborn, refusing to bow her head just a little.
But he couldn’t bear to let her starve. She really hadn’t eaten much today, except for the al on the plane last night. With nothing else in her stomach, it wouldn’t do at all. If she really ended up with a stomachache from hunger, it would be he who felt the heartache.
So, even if he had to get up in the middle of the night to cook for her, he was willing.
"Ah, the lobster is too big for to eat alone, and it won’t be fresh tomorrow. How about you help eat half?" Ji Lingkong smiled at her, offering a way out for her.
Jun Yiyi’s eyes instantly brightened at those words, her heart rejoicing, though she pretended to clear her throat and brushed it off nonchalantly.
"It’s true that wasting food is shaful. Although this lobster looks like it won’t taste good, I’ll reluctantly help you. You have to understand, I’m doing this to help you, certainly not because I want to eat it."
"Got it, then thank you, Eldest Miss Jun," Ji Lingkong chuckled.
Then he scooped up the pasta cooked in the pot, sprinkled it with tomato slices and cilantro, and placed it on the small dining table, noticing her eager expression despite her act, chuckling indulgently.
"Eat up!"
Jun Yiyi was so hungry that she initially tried to maintain her composure but soon found that the lobster was really delicious, so she couldn’t care less and devoured it ravenously.
Ji Lingkong kept handing her coconut juice in the anti, telling her to eat slowly.
He himself only took a small bite or two before putting down his chopsticks, resting his chin in his hand, and watching her eat with relish.
"Finish this half too, don’t waste it."
Jun Yiyi unceremoniously took the half in front of him. She was so hungry after a day that she could eat an entire cow.
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