The Ultimate Beast World Glow-Up novel Chapter 187

Chapter 187 A Deal over Dinner 

“Then why is the green one fine to eat?” Talia asked. 

“The green ones aren’t as spicy. They’re a bit sweet. Don’t let the red ones fool you. One red chili is about as hot as two green ones.” 

Once she understood, Talia finally relaxed. Even knowing the red chili dishes were spicy, she could not stop eating. The meat was so tender that she could not tell what kind it was. 

Talia wiped away sweat, drank water, and kept eating. 

In the end, they cleared every dish on the table. Only the extra spicy red chilies were left behind. 

The food was so good that Talia even forgot how bad the corn oatmeal was. 

After the meal, Talia still felt unsatisfied. She hesitated, unsure if she should ask. But for food that good, she asked anyway. 

“Girl, your husband cooks this well. Where did he learn?” 

For a moment, Talia even wanted to force Leon to stay in the tribe. Her conscience stopped her just in time. 

Rosalie smiled slightly. “He learned everything from me.” 

Talia’s eyes widened in disbelief. “You taught him?” 

It was not that Talia was dramatic. She had never seen a female who cooked. 

Females were born to be served. How could cooking be a female’s job? 

Talia grew serious and grabbed Rosalie’s hand. “Girl, does your husband treat you badly? Does he abuse you? 

“If your tribe won’t deal with it, I will.” 

This kind of thing was not unheard of in history. Some husbands, unwilling to submit to their matriarchs, used brute force to pressure their wives into giving in. Some even resorted to violence. It was a complete inversion of the natural order. 

Rosalie froze. She never expected such a misunderstanding. She tried to explain, but Talia still looked doubtful. 

Having Leon cook tonight had been part of Rosalie’s plan to open new opportunities. Now Talia 

looked so tense that she seemed ready to seize Rosalie’s husbands. 

Rosalie sighed and called out, “Gael, I want some water.” 

She took one bite and found it even better than lunch. 

At last, Talia fully believed in Rosalie’s ability. She also felt more confident about the rice plan. 

They had already discussed the rice cooperation, but after tasting Rosalie’s food, Talia could no longer stand eating half-raw roasted meat. 

She asked if Rosalie could teach a few dishes to her husbands. 

Rosalie agreed generously. “Talia, I can teach you, but I have a condition.” 

“Say it.” 

“I want to open a restaurant in the city. You choose the cooks. 

“Each month, we split the profits 60-40. You provide the people and effort. I teach the cooking.” 

Talia hesitated. She only wanted to eat good food. She had not thought about opening a restaurant. 

Rosalie continued calmly, “If you don’t want to, I’ll find someone else. Then you’ll have to pay to eat these dishes.”