Bellatrix Sinclair
“It’s good right.” Ari, one of the maids smiled when I took a second serving of the meaty stew.
Something about the richness seemed to warm my soul, the lamb practically melting on my tongue and the vegetables were perfectly done. Dipping a huge chunk of the roll into the stew and scarfing it down like I hadn’t eaten for days.
Imogen laughed, taking a huge gulp of red wine. “You came at the right time, if you came tomorrow then you would have been subjected to Deans cooking and that is a death sentence.”
“Hey.” Dean frowned, offended. “That’s just mean, at least I try unlike some people.” He points to Daniella, a cook from the kitchen.
She shrugged, “I never claimed to be a cook, all I do is chop shit.”
“There is this thing called effort.” Dean said, a mischievous glint in his silver eyes. “But you seem allergic to it.”
Her expression was one of boredom, “Of course I am. I don’t want to work; in my next life I want to be a rock.” She deadpanned.