Chapter 15: Change of Attitude

Natalie Silvestre spoke with a poker face. Jeremiah Kenneth, however, felt every part of him burning with anger. In his twenty-five years of life, he had never been called childish. He stood there, panting heavily, while Natalie Silvestre had already started eating. The atmosphere at the dinner table was no different from before. Except for Fremont and Amelica, who looked at him with sympathy. In other words, the two people he cared most about, Natalie Silvestre and his grandfather William Kenneth, were unaffected. At this moment, William Kenneth placed a plate of crabs in front of Natalie Silvestre. "I remember you love crabs the most." Natalie Silvestre smiled and accepted, nodding. "Yes, when I was a child, my father used to make them for me." Jeremiah Kenneth's eyes widened instantly, and he scoffed beside them. "These crabs are as big as a washbasin, do you know how much they cost per piece?" "You, a girl who grew up on a farm, how could you afford so much money to buy