Love Knows No Bounds

Chapter 189

"I'm not a picky-eater, and it's easy to feed me," Dylan answered, not forgetting to glare at his brother.

Hanging his head even lower, Yoseph muttered under his breath, "Kendall, I'm the picky-eater who doesn't like sweet-and-sour food, unlike Dylan, who eats everything."

His tone was filled with his will to survive!

"Yoseph is a good chef, so it's normal that he's picky about food," Kendall pointed out. "When will you treat me to a meal, Yoseph? It must be personally prepared by you, okay?"

The food personally prepared by the general manager of Dynasty Hotel must be delicious, she thought.

Even Dylan had mentioned that his brother was a top-notch chef, and that was why he was placed in charge of the group's F&B businesses.

Lifting his head at her, Yoseph wanted to turn her down at first, but when he noticed Dylan's eyes on him from the corners of his eyes, he quickly changed his mind and agreed. "When I have my days off this weekend, I'll personally prepare a table full of delicacies. We can even invite our brothers and have a gathering."

"I'm going out to have fun with Dylan this weekend."

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Hearing that Dylan was willing to go out for fun, Yoseph was very happy, and his liking for Kendall increased as he felt that it was all thanks to her that Dylan was slowly changing.

After Dylan's accident, even their grandmother failed to get him out to have fun. Everyday, he would be at home, the office, or the hotel, traveling between these three spots, causing the elders in the house so much worry.

"We're going to the family stables. Would you like to come along?" Dylan asked his brother calmly, thinking that the more the merrier.

Moreover, it had been a long time since he had had fun with his brothers.

Since Yoseph was his younger brother, he had the guts to pop up in front of him from time to time, but for his other cousins, they didn't dare to show up in front of him in private except for work purposes because they were afraid to irritate him.

The dozen or so cousins respected Dylan very much, and they practically worshiped him at home or in the company.

"Of course I'm joining. If you don't mind me being the third wheel, I'm coming for sure. Also, I haven't been horse riding for a while. Should I ask Isaac and the others to come along as well, Dylan?"

Expressionless, he answered, "Do as you like. If you think that the more the merrier, just inform them. However, they should come willingly and shouldn't think that I'm forcing them to come."

Grinning cheekily, Yoseph said, "As long as I drop a message in the group chat, I'm sure they'll show up happily, and you don't have to force them to come."

Kendall placed some food on Dylan's plate, and his eyes softened as the edges of his lips turned upward.

"Master Dylan, I haven't met any of your cousins."

However, she had heard that the boys from the Coleman Family were all very good-looking due to their parents' good genes.

On the other hand, she had seen a few Mrs. Coleman, and they had all maintained their appearances very well and were very charming. For example, her mother-in-law, Emily, looked like Dylan's elder sister in the eyes of others.

"Some of them are on business trips in other cities, while some are still abroad. Currently, there are only nine of them in Orapolis. If you would like to meet them, you can take a look at them when we invite them over the weekend." Then, Dylan emphasized, "But only one look, and not more."

While Kendall was speechless, he added, "If you would like to ogle at handsome men, just looking at me alone is enough. I'm not praising myself, but I'm the most good-looking amongst the dozen of my relatives."

Despite his narcissistic statement, it was the truth. Not only did he stand out with his abilities, he also stood out with his appearance.

The only thing was, he didn't have a likable personality, but his brothers were more approachable.

Giggling, Kendall pointed out, "So, you're jealous, Master Dylan? Don't worry. You're in my heart now, and there's only you alone. No one else can squeeze in even if they wanted to."

While Dylan gazed at her lovingly, Yoseph lamented in his heart, Obviously, they're trying to trigger me by acting so lovey-dovey in front of me so that I'll find myself a girlfriend and feel how it's like to show off like them to others.

After lunch, they took a rest before Dylan brought Kendall to the Orapolis Etiquette Institute.

The headmaster, Kerry Wilson, who was waiting at the entrance of the school, was all smiles when he saw Dylan's car squad rolling toward him.

Initially, he was afraid that his wait would be in vain, but when he checked the time, he couldn't help but gasp in his heart at Dylan's punctuality.

And he was even two minutes early.

The driver stopped the car in a parking lot in front of the entrance, and Ronnie was the first to get out. He took out Dylan's wheelchair before Kendall helped him out of the car.

"Hello, Master Dylan," Kerry greeted with a smile, along with some other school leaders.

"Sorry to have kept you waiting, Mr. Wilson."

In front of others, Dylan was always stoic when he spoke, but actually, he wasn't being mean—it was just his habit. Acting this way, he instilled fear in others, and they were always wondering whether they had offended him. That was why he always used an indifferent tone with others.

"Oh, no. We just walked out of the school, actually."

"Mr. Wilson, this is my wife, Kendall Parker."

This was the first time he disclosed Kendall's identity to outsiders, and Kerry was shocked to hear it. Despite that, he quickly put on a smile and shook Kendall's hand with a wide grin.

Then, the group ushered the couple and two bodyguards inside while the others waited outside.

Orapolis Etiquette Institute was the best amongst the etiquette schools in Orapolis. As it was the most well known, many socialites from the upper class of the city had learned etiquette from this school before, and after Dylan had gone through the etiquette schools in Orapolis, he selected this one in the end.

Being a person who didn't like to dilly-dally, Dylan went straight to the point of his visit when everyone had taken their seats after entering the headmaster's office.

In fact, Kerry also knew that Dylan was here today to enroll someone into their etiquette school, but he didn't imagine that it would be his wife.

Previously, he hadn't even heard that Dylan was married, but only heard rumors that the Colemans approached the Parkers about marrying the daughter they just acknowledged to Dylan, and it seemed like the Parker's biological daughter's name was Kendall Parker.

After processing this information, curiosity instantly filled Kerry's heart.

It created quite a commotion in the city when Kendall turned down the marriage, and not only Kerry and his circle heard about it, even regular citizens all knew of it.

Unexpectedly, the second young mistress of the Parker Family still ended up as Mrs. Coleman, and he wondered if the Parkers succumbed to the Colemans' power.

Running an etiquette school and being in contact with wealthy students, Kerry was especially up-to- date with going-ons. Nevertheless, he didn't receive any news that the second young mistress of the Parker Family had married Dylan.

When Toddy contacted him, he didn't make it clear either.

"Mr. Wilis, due to the fact that my wife is busy with work during the day, she can only attend lessons in the evenings. Please bear with it regarding this point."

Kerry's eyes crinkled as he grinned. "No problem. You can attend the lessons any time you're free, Mrs. Coleman."

Once Kendall graduated from here, the business of his school would explode.

Even Dylan's wife was attending etiquette class in his institution; it would go to show that their school was well-managed and won the recognition of the upper class.

What type of family are the Colemans? Mrs. Coleman is the most honorable woman in the entire Orapolis now, Kerry thought. The value of that title is super high.

"Thank you," Dylan said politely, and Kendall said the same, knowing that if it wasn't because of Dylan's appearance, it would be difficult for her to enroll in this school, not to mention receive special treatment.