"You're expecting too much. I'm not interested in going with you again." Chen spread his hands at Yukiko Kudo. He really had no interest in making another trip there.
"Then forget it if you won't come with me. I don't want to go by myself either." Yukiko felt that going alone would be far too boring.
"Chen, I've recently been learning how to cook. Would you like to come try it?" Eri Kisaki asked Chen.
"Is it still dark cuisine?" The moment Chen heard Eri mention cooking, he grew a little apprehensive. Do you really even have cooking skills?
Fortunately, Chen only muttered those words in his heart and did not actually say them aloud. If he had, who knew whether Eri would have gotten angry. ...
"Mm, there's a high chance she would've gotten angry."
After all, that would have been far too hurtful. Fortunately, Chen had not said it out loud.
"Chen, you're underestimating me too much. I learned from Ran." Eri pointed at Ran Mouri beside her.
Although it was somewhat embarrassing for a mother to learn cooking from her own daughter, Eri did not care.
After all, there were no outsiders here, so Eri was not afraid of losing face.
Chen glanced at Ran. Even with Ran here, he still doubted Eri's cooking skills. When it came to cooking, sometimes it had nothing to do with who taught you.
It depended on talent. Chen did not think Eri could make anything delicious.
"Mom has actually improved a lot." Ran said to Chen.
Ran was not lying to Chen about that. Eri's cooking had truly improved by a great deal. She used to be unable to tell firewood, rice, oil, and salt apart, but now she could distinguish them.
And she could control the portions properly as