My Second Husband novel Chapter 318

Even so, Eudora George did not cook dinner that night.

As she was eager to get Amos to cook a meal for the Old Master, she directly took Juju with her to play games in the living room.

Amos Granger had no choice but to cook by himself. Only a few minutes later, another bang was heard from the kitchen, and the whole room was filled with thick smoke.

Eudora opened the window hurriedly. As soon as she rushed into the kitchen, she saw that the dishes in the pot were scorched.

Amos' and the Old Master's faces were black, and Eudora thought that their hair had exploded. She had never seen such a side to Old Master Granger and Amos before. She couldn't help but laugh out loud. She could even barely stand up straight.

Amos and Old Master Granger looked at each other. They both burst into laughter when they saw each other's appearance.

In the end, Eudora had to drive them out and clean up the kitchen from scratch. However, she didn't throw away the charred roasted pork that they had made.

She cleaned the pork up a little and served it after warming it up.

Amos took a look at it and frowned, "I'll throw it "Hey! Don't waste. There are two pounds of meat in this dish!"

Amos was speechless, "When did our family become so poor?"

"You b*stard, now that you're having a good life, you've forgotten the bad old days in the past. You mustn't forget where you come from no matter what happens. You don't need to have high expectations for food. It's good enough if you could have a hearty meal!"

Eudora was speechless.

She finally understood why Amos had said that he didn't have a high expectation for food when she first met him.

It turned out that he was under the influence of the Old Master!

At this moment, the Old Master placed a piece of meat into his mouth.

The charred meat was almost unrecognizable. Although Eudora had already cleaned it up a little, she just ensured that it was cooked.

Just as Old Master Granger was thinking that he should just throw the meat away, Juju, who was next to him, suddenly asked,

"Grandpa, is it delicious?"

The Old Master nodded, and a satisfied smile gradually appeared on his face, "It's delicious!"

"Really?" Juju was curious. She immediately picked up her cutlery. Before Eudora could stop her, she had already put a piece of meat into her mouth.

The next second, Juju spit it out and said, "Grandpa, you lied. It's terrible!"

The Old Master picked up another piece and put it into his mouth, "You don't know how to appreciate it but you will understand it in the future!"

Eudora, however, understood and remembered what she had said to persuade him when the Old Master refused to take his medicine back then. She said that he hadn't eaten the food that Amos had cooked yet.

Later, the Old Master compromised. For him, perhaps the dish was not a simple dish anymore. Therefore, in his heart, even if it was charred, it was still delicious.

Juju still didn't understand and Eudora quickly reached out and patted her on the back.

"Let's eat the ones that Mommy made!"

The Old Master eventually finished the dish by himself in the end. Although Amos had persuaded him several times, he was still stubborn till the very end.

As a result, in the middle of the night, the Old Master got sick.

When Eudora and Amos heard the noise and came out, they saw the Old Master sitting on the floor in the living room with his hands on his stomach. He was wincing.

Both of them were shocked and they immediately rushed him to the hospital.

They all thought that his cancer had relapsed again. Fortunately, the diagnosis revealed that it was just an upset stomach caused by eating unhealthy food.

The Old Master felt much better after taking the medication and being put on an IV drip in the hospital.

Amos was still sulking when he came into the ward with the admittance sheet in his hand. He felt that the Old Master shouldn't be acting like a child.

He was frowning. Eudora was worried that they would quarrel again, so she advised him, "Don't be impulsive. The Old Master is just too happy, and he didn't mean it..."