Isabella had invited him to sit at the dining table and eat with them, but Austin refused. He said he was the chef, so he could just have his breakfast in the kitchen.

He always remembered his position as Isabella's personal chef and did not let the fact that the others saw him in a more favorable light now go to his head and cross the line. His adherence to his principles and awareness of his position only made Isabella respect him more.

Though he was one of the extremely affluent Yorks, after accepting the job as her private chef, he completely discarded his identity as a rich heir and earnestly took on the role of her personal chef.

By the time Austin finished his breakfast, Isabella and the two young boys had also finished eating. He came out to clear the table.

Phillip slid off his chair and said to Louis, “Isa’s passing by my preschool today. She said she’ll take me there.”

He was showing off.

Sure enough, Louis looked enviously at his sister. Isabella did not even glance