Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 314

In the past, she had made all the efforts to win Ryan’s heart. But in the end, all her efforts served her no purpose because ultimately Ryan never cared to even acknowledge her even briefly.

To him, it never mattered.

She would cook him the lunches and send them over so that he could realize how accommodating she was to him and the arrangement that was forced upon both of them. But it was not soon she came to know that he had long decided to believe what he wanted to. No words from her would make him see things otherwise.

He disrespected her, her gestures and efforts each time, making her lose confidence in the skill that she learnt to impress him.

And it wasn’t long after, she seized to do things willingly. Later she did all just to make sure her mother didn’t rant to her for not making any efforts to make the arrangement work.

So when she had said to Aiden that she didn’t know how to cook, she simply wanted to avoid any compulsion that would have come along if she had accepted it.

But now, things have changed. She was willing to be compelled … if it was for him. So, she willingly cooked for him and decided to do it more in the future as well.

However, when he said that there was no need for it, she felt her heart constrict slightly. With furrowed brows, she asked, "Is it that bad?" Her eyes looked nervous, staring intently at him as if waiting for him to speak.

"What I mean is that you don’t have to change anything. They taste just perfect. Just how I like it," he said.

Arwen blinked. "You liked it?" she asked, as if she couldn’t bring herself to believe it. "You don’t have to be comforting always. If you didn’t like it, you can always tell me and I will —"

Before she could finish her words, Aiden pushed a spoon into her mouth, letting her taste it herself.

She hadn’t expected him to do that, so it took her a while to register it.

"Taste it yourself and tell me if I am stating the facts or trying to comfort you."

At his say, Arwen slowly chewed and she couldn’t agree less with Aiden’s words. He wasn’t saying it to comfort her, rather the food was actually nice. She wasn’t that bad actually.

"My wife’s cook is good, right?" he asked again when she didn’t speak.

Arwen glanced at him with some thought and then nodded. "She isn’t that bad actually."

Aiden nodded and then went back to finish his lunch. Arwen just sat beside her, watching him. After a while, she said, "You are not allowed to skip your meals anymore. From tomorrow either I will bring you the meals myself, or if for some reason, I will personally ask Mr. Jones to send it to you here. Don’t try to send the box back before completing it because if you do, you will be wasting my efforts and I am sure you won’t want to do that."

She said and her words like that made him turn to glance back at her. After thinking a bit, he said, "You know that you don’t have to do it, right?"