She Stuns the World - Chapter 314: Chapter 314
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Lucas and the others could not forget Athena and were always thinking about how to take revenge on her.
However, Athena did not care about them at all.
They were probably like mosquitoes to her. When the mosquitoes buzzed in her ear, she would swat them away. When the mosquitoes weren't around, she wouldn't even think about them.
After leaving kindergarten with Josie, she went to the hospital to visit her grandparents.
At this moment, Cade and Fiona were chatting with Jaden. When they saw their two precious granddaughters come over, they were overjoyed. Then they happily ate lunch together in the hospital room.
Jaden, Athena, and Josie only left when Cade and Fiona were about to take a rest.
Jaden's van was left with the rural workers to transport vegetables and poultry to the restaurant. So, Athena first took Josie to the restaurant, then took Jaden back to Oxhorn Village for the night.
It was not even five in the afternoon when the two of them arrived at Oxhorn Village.
The sun was still a little hot, but not as scorching as before.
Luna was dressed like a village woman, wearing a straw hat, a plain light-colored cotton shirt, black cotton pants, and ordinary flat sandals. She wore no makeup or jewelry, and her hair was casually tied back. Although she didn't look as bright as usual, she remained naturally beautiful and down-to-earth.
She was delighted to see Jaden return and asked expectantly, "Are you going to cook dinner?"
Jaden nodded. "I'm going to pick vegetables now."
Athena and Luna followed him into the vegetable garden, picking whatever they liked.
Luna said eagerly, "I must have stir-fried sweet and sour vegetables and mashed potato for dinner tonight. The rest, you can decide."
The two vegetarian dishes cooked by Jaden were incredibly appetizing, and they were perfect with strained yogurt or grits. She felt her mouth was tasteless if she didn't eat them for a day.
She was even a little worried that once these dishes were out of season, she wouldn't be able to eat them anymore.
Athena also said, "It's too hot. I'm going to be a vegetarian too."
Half of the reason she enthusiastically offered to take Jaden back to the village was that she wanted to eat vegetables picked directly from the ground.
This time, she chose eggplant and cabbage.
Jaden thought for a moment and said, "We need meat. I'll make chicken soup."
Although eating chicken soup in the summer could be quite heavy, a chicken soup made with ginger, garlic, scallions, and a touch of chili could be very refreshing and appetizing.
Athena was almost drooling at the thought and clapped her hands, saying, "Alright, alright! I'll help you cook."
Jaden went to the chicken shed on the other side of the flower slope, chose a big fat chicken, and brought it home to slaughter.
Athena and Luna washed, wrung, and cut vegetables and prepared the necessary seasonings in the kitchen.
Among the dishes they were going to cook tonight, only the chicken soup required some effort. The others could be ready in just a few minutes.
While Jaden was stir-frying the seasoned chicken over high heat, the rich meat aroma combined with the refreshing smell of the ingredients drew Tommy and Mose, who were studying the evening shot outside, to run in and circle the stove.
"This smell is too tempting! With a hint of spice, even in summer, it whets the appetite," Tommy said.
"I don't even need to taste it to know it's delicious. Why isn't this dish on the menu at your restaurant?" asked Mose.
Jaden smiled and said, "In business, you can't serve all the good dishes at once. It's best to introduce new dishes periodically to attract customers."
Tommy and Mose both praised, "Brilliant."
Before long, the six-pound chicken, along with a generous amount of ingredients, was piled high like a small mountain in a large bowl, making everyone unable to resist drooling despite their image.
Although the chicken had a bit of fat, the grease from the fat was rendered out during cooking, making the chicken soup less greasy.
Everyone ate heartily.
The men enjoyed the meal paired with the Donovan family's homemade craft beer, which made the experience even more enjoyable.
Jaden had eaten a lot of his family's food and was not greedy. After eating until he was about 80% full, he said, "Take your time. I'll go over to the cemetery and see about putting up a fence around it."
However, Athena did not care about them at all.
They were probably like mosquitoes to her. When the mosquitoes buzzed in her ear, she would swat them away. When the mosquitoes weren't around, she wouldn't even think about them.
After leaving kindergarten with Josie, she went to the hospital to visit her grandparents.
At this moment, Cade and Fiona were chatting with Jaden. When they saw their two precious granddaughters come over, they were overjoyed. Then they happily ate lunch together in the hospital room.
Jaden, Athena, and Josie only left when Cade and Fiona were about to take a rest.
Jaden's van was left with the rural workers to transport vegetables and poultry to the restaurant. So, Athena first took Josie to the restaurant, then took Jaden back to Oxhorn Village for the night.
It was not even five in the afternoon when the two of them arrived at Oxhorn Village.
The sun was still a little hot, but not as scorching as before.
Luna was dressed like a village woman, wearing a straw hat, a plain light-colored cotton shirt, black cotton pants, and ordinary flat sandals. She wore no makeup or jewelry, and her hair was casually tied back. Although she didn't look as bright as usual, she remained naturally beautiful and down-to-earth.
She was delighted to see Jaden return and asked expectantly, "Are you going to cook dinner?"
Jaden nodded. "I'm going to pick vegetables now."
Athena and Luna followed him into the vegetable garden, picking whatever they liked.
Luna said eagerly, "I must have stir-fried sweet and sour vegetables and mashed potato for dinner tonight. The rest, you can decide."
The two vegetarian dishes cooked by Jaden were incredibly appetizing, and they were perfect with strained yogurt or grits. She felt her mouth was tasteless if she didn't eat them for a day.
She was even a little worried that once these dishes were out of season, she wouldn't be able to eat them anymore.
Athena also said, "It's too hot. I'm going to be a vegetarian too."
Half of the reason she enthusiastically offered to take Jaden back to the village was that she wanted to eat vegetables picked directly from the ground.
This time, she chose eggplant and cabbage.
Jaden thought for a moment and said, "We need meat. I'll make chicken soup."
Although eating chicken soup in the summer could be quite heavy, a chicken soup made with ginger, garlic, scallions, and a touch of chili could be very refreshing and appetizing.
Athena was almost drooling at the thought and clapped her hands, saying, "Alright, alright! I'll help you cook."
Jaden went to the chicken shed on the other side of the flower slope, chose a big fat chicken, and brought it home to slaughter.
Athena and Luna washed, wrung, and cut vegetables and prepared the necessary seasonings in the kitchen.
Among the dishes they were going to cook tonight, only the chicken soup required some effort. The others could be ready in just a few minutes.
While Jaden was stir-frying the seasoned chicken over high heat, the rich meat aroma combined with the refreshing smell of the ingredients drew Tommy and Mose, who were studying the evening shot outside, to run in and circle the stove.
"This smell is too tempting! With a hint of spice, even in summer, it whets the appetite," Tommy said.
"I don't even need to taste it to know it's delicious. Why isn't this dish on the menu at your restaurant?" asked Mose.
Jaden smiled and said, "In business, you can't serve all the good dishes at once. It's best to introduce new dishes periodically to attract customers."
Tommy and Mose both praised, "Brilliant."
Before long, the six-pound chicken, along with a generous amount of ingredients, was piled high like a small mountain in a large bowl, making everyone unable to resist drooling despite their image.
Although the chicken had a bit of fat, the grease from the fat was rendered out during cooking, making the chicken soup less greasy.
Everyone ate heartily.
The men enjoyed the meal paired with the Donovan family's homemade craft beer, which made the experience even more enjoyable.
Jaden had eaten a lot of his family's food and was not greedy. After eating until he was about 80% full, he said, "Take your time. I'll go over to the cemetery and see about putting up a fence around it."
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