Be could not help butugh. She draped the apron around Justin''s neck and tied it for him. "My dad''s


    taste buds had been spoiled by Aunt Celeste, so he''s known to be picky and demanding." Justin


    gulped hard and took a deep breath.


    "Don''t be scared. I''ll teach you. If you follow my steps carefully, you won''t go wrong."


    Justin''s gaze was filled with gentle affection as his strong arms pulled Be into his chest, nting a


    passionate kiss on her forehead.


    "As you wish, mymander."


    "Oh no! You should put the meat first! You got the order wrong!"


    "Shit! You put too much vinegar!"


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    "Damn it! The pan is burning. Quick, flip it!"


    The kitchen was noisy with Be''s and Justin''s bickering, making the scene seem chaotic.


    Wyatt was resting in the living room. His eyes widened slightly after hearing the noises, and he looked


    toward the kitchen.


    The kitchen on the first floor of the vi was open-n. Although it was quite some distance from the


    living room, Wyatt could still see the situation from his angle.


    Wyatt saw Justin''s sturdy and broad back bustling around in a mess and his daughter barking


    instructions at the side, asionally bumping Justin with her butt yfully or knocking him on the head.


    Justin showed no signs of impatience. Instead, he stared at Be with a wide smile, like a fool.


    Wyatt wondered what Be saw in Justin.


    Although Wyatt''s face was full of resentment, his gaze gradually softened as he stared at the young


    couple intently, unable to look away.


    They both seemed so domesticated.


    Was this rxed atmosphere and simple joy not what he searched painstakingly for?


    "Chairman Thompson, look at how happy Ms. Be''sughter is. You haven''t seen herugh like that


    for some time, right?" Quentin stood beside Wyatt, smiling in relief.


    "Hmph, with me as her father, how could she turn out to have such a love-riddled brain? She''ll regret


    it!" Wyatt muttered angrily.


    Quentin smiled andforted him. "Let her be in love. Ms. Be is talented and beautiful. She has


    everything. With billions of family assets to inherit, she could spend a lifetime tossing money from the


    rooftop of the KS Group. If she wants to date, why don''t you let her? Nobody will dare to bully her. I''ve


    observed Mr. Salvador''s character for a while. He''s equal to Ms. Be in appearance and family


    background, and his work ethic and ability are beyond doubt. Most importantly, he is honest and kind, a


    truly outstanding candidate among the younger generation."


    Wyatt frowned deeply, raised his eyes, and scrutinized Quentin. "Tsk, what''s up with you today? Did


    Justin bribe you? Why are you speaking for him?"


    Quentin smiled helplessly. "I''m only speaking facts andmenting on what I see."


    Wyatt retracted his displeased gaze and sat there, sulking.


    "Chairman Thompson, I know you chose to stay for dinner because you missed Ms. Be, right?"


    Quentin leaned down, seeing the hint of loneliness hidden in Wyatt''s gaze, feeling distressed. "Ms.


    Be is in hiding, and you worry about her. Now that you''ve finally met her, you''re unwilling to part ways


    so soon."


    That was why the business tycoon chose to impose on the couple shamelessly.


    "You are just too stubborn with your words. If you could express your love for Ms. Be


    straightforwardly, what couldn''t you solve?"


    Wyatt pursed his lips, his eyes drooping in silence.


    After a while, he suddenly asked, "Quentin, are my actions really that bad? I tried to match Be with


    Christopher because she is still young and doesn''t know the nature of marriage. Love is far less


    important thanpatibility. Christopher is better at taking care of Be. He''s also better at making


    Be happy.


    "Be is fine with that stubborn Justin now, but marriage requires living together for decades. When the


    passion fades, the cruel side of marriage will surface. Will she be able to handle it at that time? Will she


    not regret her choice? I only want Be to try considering others so that she has more choices. Is that


    wrong?"


    Quentin patiently listened to Wyatt and pondered before speaking thoughtfully. "Parents try to n for


    their children''s future. Your intentions were right, but I disagree with something you said. You think love


    is not as important aspatibility, but I think character is most important. I haven''t interacted much


    with Mr. Christopher, so I can''tment much. However, he intentionally leaked Ms. Be''s and Mr.


    Salvador''s whereabouts to you this time, and you know very well why he did it. Since he likes Ms.


    Be, he shouldpete with Mr. Salvador fairly. It''s not very honorable to use you to pressure Mr.


    Salvador.” Wyatt was stunned by Quentin''s words.