Chapter 273: As long as it's fed by Luna, everything tastes good.

Charles naturally asked Luna to feed him the onion pie. Holding the steering wheel, he saw Luna standing still and added, "Eating while driving and taking photos can get you fined."

"True, another $200 fine, and these three onion pies would be quite expensive."

Luna smiled and didn't mind.

She just considered it a rehearsal.

While Charles was waiting at a red light, she brought the onion pie to his mouth.

Charles took small bites so that Luna could feed him for a longer time.

"The one you're eating is spicy. Is it good?"

"Yeah."

Charles nodded.

As long as Luna fed him, everything tasted good.

"When I was in school, this kind was only five dollars. Now it's seven, but the taste hasn't changed."

Luna took a bite of her cheese-added onion pie.

"I want to try yours; it looks tastier."

Charles indicated.

Luna glanced at her half-eaten onion pie and brought the untouched side to his mouth.

Charles deliberately bit the side Luna had bitten.

Luna wanted to stop him, but it was too late.

Somehow, at that moment, a subtle atmosphere filled the car. Luna wanted to say, even if he was acting, wasn't it too natural and realistic?

"What flavor is this?" Charles took another bite, still from the side Luna had bitten.

"Cheese." Luna snapped back to reality and answered, looking down at her pie, unsure where to start eating.

"Cheese can be added to onion pie?" Charles found it unbelievable.

In his understanding, cheese was a dairy product, and pairing it with onions seemed odd, but it tasted surprisingly good.

"Pure cheese pie is also delicious. I'll make it for you at home."

"Great, I'm in for a treat."

Charles turned to look at Luna while waiting at the red light, unable to hide the smile in his eyes.

Mike and the others in the bodyguard car behind them: "..." They also wanted to eat onion pie. If Ms. Brown fed Mr. Lee durian now, he would say it smelled sweet.

The Lee family's suburban villa.

Due to its location, even the average price of villas here wasn't very high; you could get one for $800,000.

Ashley usually stayed here during the day to hide from Anna and only returned to the Lee family's downtown villa at night.

Because it wasn't a downtown mansion, Charles dared to bring Luna here.

Anna arrived early on purpose to help Ashley with the housework.

"Ashley, the road was clear on my way here today. Maybe I left early and avoided traffic. If Charles and that girl come right on time, they might be a bit late.

But it's her first time here, so she'll definitely dress up carefully. Being late is normal."

Anna said this deliberately, implying that if Charles were late, it would be Luna's fault.

Ashley didn't respond and just invited Anna to sit.

The food had already been delivered by the chef from HarmonyHaven Hotel before Anna arrived, so no one needed to help.

"Ashley, do you think the girl who mistakenly got the marriage license with Charles doesn't want to see me? Actually, I shouldn't have insisted on this meal today; I'm making things difficult for Charles."

Anna wore a beige dress, Chanel-style high heels, and a carefully selected, gentle, and elegant coat, her tone innocent and pitiful.

She couldn't lose to the other in appearance.

Although Ashley had a neutral attitude towards Luna, she understood her son's temperament.

"Anna, Charles has his principles. If he didn't want to come or thought Luna wasn't suitable to come, he wouldn't have agreed. Don't overthink it. I'll go upstairs for a bit; you wait here."

"Okay, Ashley."

Ashley's words thwarted Anna's little scheme.

As soon as Ashley went upstairs, someone walked in from outside. Anna immediately straightened her back and put on a delicate and pitiful expression, but upon seeing who it was, her face turned from shock to deep disdain and contempt.