Healing my disabled husband
Chapter 578 It All Goes To Him

Chapter 578 It all goes to him

La Grande Maison.

Casey fiddled with the phone while Kelvin was out.

She learned how to make oxtail bones from Aimee yesterday, remembering all the ingredients she needed.

Casey did some work on her phone and bought all the ingredients she needed.

Casey really didn't know and was not at all sure if she can do what Aimee did.

The ingredients were delivered quickly, and Casey checked them one by one, making sure nothing was missing. She rolled up her sleeves, ready to show off her skills.

Aimee said that oxtail bones can be simmered, and she didn't need to be afraid to wait too long.

On the contrary, the longer the stew was made, the more flavor can enter the oxtail bones, which will be more delicious.

With Aimee's words, Casey wasn't nervous at all.

She didn't believe she can not make delicious oxtail bones following Aimee's instructions step by step.

The more Casey thought about it, the more confident she became.

However, when Casey did get started, she found that some of these things were really easier to think about than to do.

She overestimated her skills and imagined that she had the same amazing cooking skills as Aimee.

At every step, Casey stumbled, and most importantly, at every step, she took great care.

Especially during the dressing step, Casey was literally walking on eggshells.

But even so, Casey was subjected to the cruel reality.

She did not control her strength and directly sprinkled down a handful of peppercorns. When she reacted, she hurriedly fished them out.

Casey was really worried that the peppercorns will destroy the whole pot of oxtail bones.

That would be embarrassing.

Fortunately, Casey was able to mend it and not let it end too badly.

When Kelvin returned, he opened the door and smelled a strong smell.

He was stunned for a moment, and then walked in somewhat incredulously.

Walking into the kitchen, Kelvin saw Casey in her little apron, staring at the pot.

Little did she notice that he had come back.

Kelvin felt a little helpless that it was her first time to neglect him.

He walked over, stood behind Casey, wrapped his hands around Casey's waist, put his chin on her shoulder, and asked, "What are you doing?"

Casey then looked up at Kelvin in surprise, and her voice was full of joy, "Kelvin, you're back. I made delicious food. Am I good?"

When Kelvin heard this, he looked at Casey tenderly in the face and asked, "What did you do?"

Casey smiled as she opened the lid and said, "Oxtail bones. I learned it from Aimee. Kelvin, do you have appetite?"

Kelvin smelled it, and it was really good.

He rubbed Casey's head and said, "Why are you cooking so hard all of a sudden?"

"It's not a hard work," Casey said, shaking her head. "I want to see if I have what it takes to be a good wife and mother." Kelvin's heart softened, and he put his arm around Casey even harder.

He kissed Casey on the ear and said, "Can't wait to marry me?"

Casey blushed, but didn't shy away from saying, "Kelvin, I like you. I want to be with you forever. I want to marry you." Kelvin turned Casey to face him.

He kissed Casey on the forehead, and then, with great solemnity, he said, "How about I tell your grandpa first?"

Casey was stunned, then a strong sense of tension came over her.

It was one thing to think about things herself, but it was quite another when it came to this moment.

Casey looked at Kelvin and, with great difficulty, asked, "Kelvin, have you really made up your mind?"

"What? You're afraid I'm gonna regret it?" Kelvin wondered. What was the girl worried about?

Casey said, "Not really. I just thought, you know, maybe you'd want to reconsider?"

After all, it really had no room for regret after he did so.

"No regrets, no second thoughts," Kelvin said. "I want you. I want to marry you. That's been decided for a long time. The only thing you have to do is get ready to be my bride." Casey's eyes lit up.

Kelvin's words were so sweet to her.

She jumped up and jumped on Kelvin.

"Kelvin," Casey said, "I really, really love you."

"I love you too, baby," Kelvin said as he held the girl in his arms

Casey took Kelvin's face in her hands and kissed him hard on the cheek before jumping off him.

"Kelvin, why don't you take a seat in the dining room? We'll be ready to eat in a minute," Casey said.

Besides the oxtail boned, she was going to cook something else.

Casey figured that if she could make oxtail bones, other dishes would be easier to her.

However, she had completely forgotten that she was a rookie and that she can make oxtail bones because Aimee had taught her well enough.

If Aimee hadn't written her steps so clearly, she wouldn't have done so well.

Not wanting to discourage Casey, Kelvin asked tentatively, "Are you sure?"

Casey nodded hard and said, "Of course. I'm good."

Kelvin nodded, and then retreated, leaving Casey to it.

Casey confidently began to prepare the stir-fry, but, without those instructions, she completely forgot to wipe the water off the pan and pour the oil. And the oil splashed all over the place. Casey shrieked and backed away, far away.

Kelvin heard the noise coming in, and heard the crackling of the pan.

He went over to cover the pan with a lid, turned off the fire, and pulled Casey over to check for her.

Casey calmed down, looked at Kelvin, and said, "It's a good thing I jumped fast, or I would have gotten splashed."

When Kelvin heard her, he felt even more helpless.

This girl still looked happy.

He checked Casey carefully and was relieved to know that the oil had only spilled on her apron.

"You're scaring me," Kelvin said

Casey pouted. "No," she said. "I'm too cute to scare you."

Kelvin saw that she was still able to tease him, so he knew she was okay.

"From now on," he said, "You're not allowed in the kitchen."

When Casey heard this, she immediately became unhappy.

She looked at Kelvin unhappily with her mouth flat. "Kelvin," she said, "You can't be so bossy. There's nothing wrong with me. How can you not let me in the kitchen?"

She just had a little interest in the field of kitchen, and was discouraged by Kelvin, which really made her unhappy.

Casey stared at Kelvin with a pouty face.

Kelvin pinched Casey's face and said, "But I'm worried about you, honey. I can't bear to see you hurt."

Casey snorted, still feeling a little unhappy, but hearing that Kelvin cared so much about her, she became less unhappy.

Leaning into Kelvin's arms, Casey said, "I promise you I'll only go into the kitchen when you're around, okay?"

The girl's voice was soft and delicate, like a spoiled child, and it was like scratching Kelvin's heart.

In the face of Casey, he was afraid that if she wanted his life, he would not hesitate to give her directly.

Kelvin nodded and said, "Okay, let's do that."

Casey saw that Kelvin had agreed, and in an instant she was pushing her luck again.

She smiled as she approached Kelvin and said, "If I learn how to cook, will I be able to cook in the kitchen by myself?"

Kelvin was speechless.

Her cleverness was all applied to him.