Chapter 10 Samuel’s Test

“Oh, it’s nothing.” Annalise was startled and instantly regained her senses.

“Here. Take a look at the menu, and let’s order the dishes together. You can make the arrangements! Julian said.

“It’s okay, you can do it… Um, okay, I’ll join you!” Initially, Annalise was going to let Julian handle it on his own

However, Julian shot her a glance, indicating that they still needed to act like a loving couple in front of the Barton family.

Annalise understood his meaning right away.

When Julian leaned over to her with the menu in his hands, she nestled into the man’s arms.

She was intentionally trying to annoy the Barton family and also Samuel.

“How about this? What do you think?” She pointed to a dish, then asked Julian with a smile while lifting her head to look at him.

“Okay,” Julian responded gently.

“Eh? What does this word mean?” Annalise asked.

“It’s tilapia. It’s a kind of fish.” The smile at the corner of Julian’s mouth widened, and his eyes were filled with affection.

Samuel’s face became even more sullen.

When Kent and his family saw that Annalise could not recognize some of the words on the menu, they were even more convinced that she would soon return the betrothal gift to them.

During dinner, Samuel wouldn’t stop finding fault with Annalise.

Annalise merely asked when Julian would depart tomorrow.

Then, Samuel stated in a low tone, “Don’t speak in the middle of a meal.”

When Annalise licked her utensils, Samuel said with disgust, “Watch your behavior.”

when Annalise tucked a strand of hair behind her ear, Samuel asked,

around?” Annalise thought

so furious she felt as

had ever had in her

for the fact that Samuel was an old man and the grandfather of her

Kent, and Bethany were elated. As the meal went

effort to please Samuel, Abigail even placed some food on his plate using serving spoons. Worried that Samuel might refuse, she even smiled and spoke to the old man about medical theory and nutrition. “Old Mr. Parks, please have some pumpkin. They are beneficial to your health. It’s the best season to have pumpkins right now. Don’t consume them after autumn, though. Pumpkins are cooling foods, so you might catch a cold if you consume them during cold weather. Oh, please have some chicken, too. Among all kinds of meat, chicken contains the most nutrients that can easily be absorbed by the human body. That is also the reason why postpartum women primarily consume chicken to nourish their bodies after giving birth. Grandpa, do have some of this yogurt. They

had changed the way she addressed Samuel

the food she gave him, nor did he say anything about

looked at Annalise provocatively.

rolled her eyes at Abigail.

anger. As Annalise had a pair of huge eyes, her pupils were barely visible when she rolled her eyes. It was an extremely irritating sight

her fork down in

the table that you have finished eating. That is the most basic type of table manners. Hasn’t

Annalise was at a loss

born without a father, and my mother died when I was three years old. My uncle abandoned me and left me to fend for myself in the countryside. But although no one taught me, I still grew

Julian’s predicament, she suppressed her anger and ignored Samuel. Then, she stood up, walked to

would have barged out of the place right away.

Samuel remarked.

but he concealed his joy by saying in a remorseful tone, “Old Mr. Parks, please don’t be angry. She has been like

Barton, do eat up. Have some

at Samuel in confusion, thinking that the latter was acting

deliberately finding faults with Annalise because he looks down on her? It can’t be because he’s still mad at Annalise for nearly breaking his spine, right? No, that has nothing to do with this. Grandpa

inwardly

he requested to marry Abigail, Samuel advised against it and told him that Abigail was an indecent.

woman.

wanted to give all the good

be as good as Julian. I’m destined to rely on myself in this

Barton family said their farewells.

and prepared to leave with

Samuel. “Hold on, Ms. Barton.

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