Classic Novel
Chapter 217
Chapter 217
Chapter 217 Arrived at Ford County 1
"Oh? Okay, okay. Wait for me. I'll go brush my teeth. You must not eat before I finish. Do you hear me?"
Eudora entered the tent, rummaged through Colbert's pockets for a while, and found a toothbrush,
toothpaste, and mineral water.
Eudora also had these things, but the water in her suitcase was just for a day. She drank it up on the
way up the mountain yesterday.
She didn't expect to be stranded on the mountain due to a heavy rain.
After brushing her teeth quickly, she sat beside Colbert. When she was about to have the porridge with
a spoon, she suddenly found that there was only one pot and two spoons. She frowned and looked at
Colbert. "Why don't you eat first? You have mysophobia. I'm afraid you won't be able to have it if I have
it first."
Eudora had self-knowledge. She knew that it was not easy for Colbert to make the porridge. And
Colbert cooked the porridge at the foot of the mountain and took it up.
It would be unfair to him if she had the porridge first.
"At least you still have some conscience."
A slight smile was on Colbert's handsome face. When the wind blew, his bangs fluttered slightly on his
forehead, making him even more handsome and charming.
He took a spoon, had a few mouthfuls, and said, "It doesn't taste good. You can have the rest." NôvelDrama.Org owns this text.
He passed the pot to Eudora.
Seeing that there was still half a pot of porridge left, Eudora frowned. "Does it taste so bad?"
She scooped up a spoonful with a spoon and tasted it. "It tastes good and is the same as what I eat at
home. I think..."
Eudora couldn't help being taken aback and looked up at Colbert. "So, you made all the porridge at
home?"
Although Eudora could cook, she had to admit that the porridge she had in Philomel Apartment these
days tasted very good.
Even the porridge this morning looked, smelt, and tasted good.
Eudora knew that Colbert had brought the ingredients, but she didn't know that Colbert could cook and
make every breakfast at home himself.
She clearly remembered that sometimes in the morning, Colbert had bread and milk, but he also made
her porridge.
"Why are you so nice to me?"
Eudora tilted her head and looked Colbert up and down with unkind eyes. "You aren't up for something
from me, are you?"
Eudora was truly ungrateful, in the eyes of Colbert.
But from Eudora's point of view, it meant that Colbert must treat her well for something.
Colbert glanced at Eudora indifferently and entered the tent without saying anything.
Seeing him say nothing, Eudora was inexplicably guilty. She wondered if he got angry.