Boss, Your Ex-Wife is Unreachable Now! novel Chapter 371

Waller put on his Bluetooth earbuds, watched the tutorial video a few times, and got ready to cook.

He opened the fridge, intending to rummage for the ingredients listed in the video. As soon as the door swung open, he spotted a clear storage container filled with fresh ravioli.

He took it out and opened it. They weren't the pre-packaged kind from the supermarket; Willow had made them herself. Each one was perfectly folded, plump and stuffed to the brim, looking like little savory cushions.

Looking closer, he noticed a plump piece of shrimp tucked into each one, making them look incredibly appetizing.

Holding the container, Waller couldn't help but chuckle.

She had already prepared everything. All he needed to do was boil some pasta or make a broth and drop them in.

Sparing him the effort of making the filling and folding them from scratch, cooking dinner suddenly became a quick and smooth process.

In less than half an hour, a fragrant pot of ravioli soup was ready.

He took two large ceramic bowls from the cabinet, portioned the food, and sprinkled some fresh herbs on top. It looked like a professional dish.

He carried the bowls to the dining table, snapped a picture, and went to the study to call Willow for dinner.

Willow had just finished replying to an email. Hearing him, she turned around with a smile. "Done already?"

Waller leaned against the doorframe, his arms crossed, raising an eyebrow in a ruggedly handsome way. "I was just in charge of boiling them."

Seeing him mock himself so seriously, Willow's smile widened. "Next time, I'll have to taste some ravioli you made from scratch."

She had a sudden craving last night, so she stayed up preparing the meat filling and folding an entire box of them.

"You seem to know how to cook everything," Waller said.

"I'm nowhere near my dad's level," Willow said modestly.

"Your dad isn't a chef, is he?" Waller remembered that her father was a college professor.

She shook her head. "He taught himself. My mom just loved his cooking."

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