"Of course. Being a chef is a good choice too. Then your dad can enjoy the good life thanks to you every day." Norman smiled at his daughter. He had no objections to her plans to become a chef. After all, there was really nothing wrong with it in principle. His daughter could do whatever she wanted; Norman had no objections. His only concern was whether she could really endure the hard work. Being a chef looked simple, but it was actually quite demanding. He only had to look at his wife to know that. Just cooking for him and their daughter every day was already so tiring. If she had to cook for other people too, the amount of hard work would soar. Norman had seen how busy Heath's business had been yesterday. He had practically never stopped.
So Norman's only worry now was whether his daughter could stick with it. After all, being a chef really was not that easy. And if May gave up on becoming a chef because it was too exhausting, that seemed like a pretty good outcome too. At the very least, it would teach her that she needed to think things through rather than simply follow her whims, and that there were many things to consider. It would also help May figure out exactly what she wanted to do. That was a pretty good outcome as well.
May gave her father a surprised look. She had originally thought that saying something like that would definitely make him angry. Even if he did not get angry, he would at least be somewhat unhappy or try to talk her around. What she had not expected was that her father would neither criticize her nor try to persuade her to give up the idea. Instead, he