Destiny of true love

Episode 49

"Judy, if you want to practice, you can cook here. Now I am also free, so I will assist you. I will be waiting for you in the kitchen," he said and left the class without waiting for her reply.

Judy who was about to refuse his help could not talk about anything.

She felt like it would be like disrespecting her teacher if she refused and got her things to go to the kitchen.

Neha felt something strange in Jack's behavior and said to Judy, "Do not you feel that he is behaving more strangely today?"

Judy looked at the door and said, "I do not think anything like that. Do not overthink. You can concentrate more in your class than others' matter," Judy advised her.

"I think that he has some feelings for you. He never talked with other girls like this and he is more than willing to help you. That is really an important point here," Neha made her point directly.

Judy gave an over-reactive reaction and left the class.

Judy gave an over-reactive reaction and left the class.

"Let's wait and see what is waiting in the future?" Neha smeared and she also left the class.

In kitchen

Judy was cooking some new dishes. Jack was just observing her and giving necessary instructions to Judy.

She prepared everything and put it in the vessel. It has to be cooked for fifteen minutes. So, she was waiting for it.

Jack thought to ask her something "Judy, may I ask you something if you do not mind?" Jack looked at her and asked.

Judy who had immersed herself in her thoughts said," sure chef."

"Please call me jack, otherwise I will not ask you," he acted to be angry at her fake.

"Jack, please go ahead," Judy said politely while smiling. She checked the temperature of the cooker and looked at him eagerly for what he was talking going to ask.

Jack smiled at her and asked, "How did you get interested in cooking? At what age did you start to cook?" he asked her.

Judy silently thought for a few moments.

"If it is not convenient, it's alright. I can understand," Jack said. He was worried that he might have made her sad.

Judy started to speak about her first experience.

"When I was nine years old, my best friend's mother passed away. Both of us were from the same class and neighbors also," she said while immersing herself deeply in her past.