A Life Debt Repaid novel Chapter 132
Summary for Chapter 132: A Life Debt Repaid
Chapter 132 – Highlight Chapter from A Life Debt Repaid
Chapter 132 is a standout chapter in A Life Debt Repaid by Cheng Xiaocheng, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Marriage narrative into new territory.
Chapter 132
As John agreed to Cordy’s invitation without any questions, she started to type again.
[Bring Dicky…]
However, she suddenly paused before deleting the draft.
She left her bathroom and changed into fresh clothes before going out to buy food ingredients.
She was thinking about cooking dinner–after all, how hard could it be?
After getting the ingredients, she downloaded a cooking app and went to work according to the recipes provided…
In the evening, Cordy still had her apron on her when the doorbell rang.
She quickly went to answer the door.
John was standing outside with a bouquet in his hands. He appeared formal and handsome as ever with his black suit and silver necktie.
“I came here once I was done with work,” he said, explaining his getup.
Cordy smiled–she certainly knew that was not the case.
“Come in,” she said, taking the flowers and giving him his slippers.
John put them on before entering and immediately picked up a scent he could not quite describe.
It could be the scent of food, but it was not entirely that either…
He then glanced at the dining table to find several homemade dishes already waiting–namely grilled mackerel, vinegar ribs, omelets, mashed potato, and chicken soup.
There was still something cooking in the pan, too.
Though she somehow felt that there was something wrong with the cooking app’s instructions, she could not quite put her finger on what it was.
Still, she swiftly served the food on the plate and brought it to the table, along with a fork, spoon, and knife.
After that, she took off her apron and left to get changed–she should not be too casual when John was being so formal.
Nonetheless, as they sat together at the dining table, the atmosphere was just right despite the modest size of the table.
She even brought him wine, though she stuck with a fizzy drink herself.
“So, is this to celebrate my birthday?”
“Yeah,” Cordy replied, before adding softly, “And to apologize.
The smile John was trying to hide could very much be seen.
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