Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 384

The jewelry from the auction had arrived, and Yvonne was trying on the jade calabash earrings.

"New earrings?" Sandra asked from the other side of the video call.

"Mmm. I got them from a private auction today," Yvonne replied.

Sandra: "You went to an auction?"

Yvonne: "Yeah, with Bennett."

Sandra: "Alright then. Just be careful when you're out in public together. If you get photographed, you'll definitely be trending."

"I know," Yvonne nodded.

After the video call, Yvonne dialed Bennett's number.

He was still on his way back to the military base.

"Miss me already?" Bennett's magnetic, warm voice came through the phone as soon as he answered.

Yvonne's cheeks flushed slightly. She didn't answer his question, instead telling him about her plan to have Bullet on the show with her tomorrow.

"I'll have Simon bring Bullet over to you in the morning. You can look after him for a while. If you get busy, just have Helen pick him up," Bennett said.

They chatted for a few more minutes before hanging up.

Bennett was driving, and Yvonne didn't want to distract him.

Since she had to film the next day, Yvonne washed up and went to bed early.

The next morning, before the film crew arrived, Simon showed up with Bullet.

Perhaps because of the change in Yvonne and Bennett's relationship, Simon's attitude towards her had also shifted slightly. He was extremely polite and respectful, but with a noticeable distance.

"Ms. Jones, Mr. Thompson asked me to bring Bullet to you."

Yvonne began another day of 'work.'

She was in a good mood. Even though she wasn't going out, she put on a full face of delicate makeup, changed into a chic, Asian-inspired dress, and put on the jade calabash earrings from the auction.

Since she couldn't leave the house, she still found herself with little to do.

So, Yvonne decided to focus on her meals.

She ordered a variety of ingredients on her phone and found cooking tutorials online, following the videos to learn new recipes.

Her attempt at sweet and sour pork with pineapple for lunch was a bit of a failure; the pork was over-fried and too hard to chew. So, she gave it to Bullet.

It turned out a dog's bite force is indeed much stronger than a human's. Bullet happily wagged his tail and devoured the entire plate of meat.

For dinner, Yvonne made a pork rib and root vegetable soup. When she lifted the lid of the small white casserole pot, the rich aroma of meat filled the air. It seemed her dinner was a success.

Yvonne skipped carbs for the evening, just having some soup and a couple of small ribs.