Chapter summary: Chapter 1159 from the book Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog by Serena Kingsley
Discover the most important events of Chapter 1159, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog. With the engaging writing of Serena Kingsley, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
As Bianca handed the cat back to Rosalind, she joked, "Looks like he recognized him as future family. When I visited my husband's house for the first time when we were young, their dog loved me right away. My mother-in-law said the dog knew I was going to be part of the family."
Rosalind didn't say a word. She merely tapped Beau twice on the head.
The food had been reheated, and two brand-new dishes had been added.
Noreen was worried the reheated food wouldn't taste good, so she had made two fresh additions.
One of them was stir-fried beef.
She had meticulously followed an online tutorial, but the final result looked vastly different.
It was somewhat blackened and the texture was undeniably strange.
Seth didn't seem to notice. Bite after bite, he polished off the entire plate of beef without batting an eye.
Noreen felt a massive surge of pride. She was convinced her one and only weakness had finally been conquered.
"I'm going to cook for you a lot more from now on."
A soft smile reached Seth's eyes. "Okay."
When Noreen stepped into the kitchen, Claire followed close behind. "Just based on the fact that he ate that without flinching, I officially approve of this marriage!"
Noreen refused to concede. "It just proves my cooking isn't that bad."
Claire heavily disagreed. "Please. If you handed him a bowl of dog kibble and said you cooked it, he'd tell you it was delicious."
Noreen was completely speechless.
"You didn't see the way he looked eating your food. He looked like he was receiving a reward."
In the Gilmore house, Seth naturally didn't have much chance to be alone with Noreen.
While Noreen and Claire cleaned the kitchen after dinner, Seth sat rigidly across from Rosalind.
Beau had slipped away from Rosalind again and was now happily curled up in Seth's lap.
He was loudly purring and licking Seth's fingers.
Seth gave him a few tentative pets.
Beau immediately rolled over to expose his belly in pure bliss.
Bianca brewed some tea, set it on the table, and scooped Beau up once again.



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