The spaghetti that Anna cooked was not inferior to the dishes at the main meal.
On the table were six beautiful plates on which there were traditional meat loaf, fried chicken, shepherd’s pie, mac ’n’ cheese, roasted tacos, and tuna salad.
Anna filled a large plate with spaghetti for Wayne, added the sauce and the side dishes into it, and said, "Stir the spaghetti, and then you can eat it. It's very delicious."
After saying that, she couldn't wait to fill another plate of spaghetti for herself.
Holding the warm plate with his hands, Wayne gazed affectionately at her.
Generally speaking, those from rich families would always ask the maids and the cooks to prepare food for them, and they just needed to wait to eat ready-cooked meals.
And Wayne had also lived like this since he was a c
