Married at First Sight

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After thinking it over for a moment, Tinsley nodded in agreement with Elora. She asked, "Sister, should we just ignore Mr. Labbe?"

"Do you want to see him?" Elora responded.

Tinsley shook her head immediately. "No, he acts like he's suave, gentle, and charming-a handsome middle-aged man. But to me, he's just an old creep. I can't stand the way he looks at me, thinking he's all refined and sophisticated."

"After meeting someone as genuine as Tatum, I can clearly see the difference. Compared to him, Mr. Labbe is nothing but a pretender."

"Tatum is the real deal-elegant, refined, and with such a gracious demeanor. He doesn't need to say or do anything special; just looking at him makes me feel happy. Now, I truly understand what it's like to appreciate a handsome man like you'd admire a beautiful view." She noticed Elora looking at her with curiosity. Tinsley quickly added, "Sister, I swear, I don't mean anything by it."

Elora smiled, "No need to explain. We're sisters; we grew up together and understand each other. My parents might not get me, but I know you do. It's perfectly fine to admire someone like Tatum. There's no need to be defensive."

"I'm not embarrassed to say it either. After meeting Tatum, just like you said, no other man seems to measure up. I find flaws in all of them. Tatum's different-he's someone worth admiring. It's not just that he's my personal chef; his talent and dedication stand out beyond his role in the kitchen."

"He's already a success in his own right, and he became my chef to refine his skills even further. I have a knack for critiquing food, and even though his dishes are delicious, I still offer suggestions so he can perfect them. His dedication to his craft is incredible-he's a true artist in the kitchen." Tinsley said, "Sister, it's just that the way you look at me and Tatum sometimes makes me feel the need to clarify that my admiration for him is purely innocent. I'm definitely not in love with him." She also couldn't help but notice that Tatum only had eyes for her sister.

Tatum was always busy in the kitchen, and on the rare occasions he came out, he would look at Tinsley with polite, calm eyes, as if she were just another person in the room. But when he looked at Elora, his eyes seemed to light up with a mix of tenderness and warmth. Tinsley knew she wasn't imagining it.

Tatum's attention was clearly focused on Elora.

Maybe it was because Elora was his boss, his loyalty lying with her, which explained why he only had eyes for her. Whatever the reason, Tinsley had no intention of falling for Tatum.

A man who doesn't see her, no matter how great he is, is not the right man for her.

Tinsley knew she was worth more than that. If she ever wanted to marry, she knew there would be plenty of men lined up for her-even those willing to become a live-in son-in-law.

Elora, sensing the moment, said with a smile, "If someone as extraordinary as Tatum doesn't catch your eye, I wonder what kind of man will. You deserve someone truly remarkable-someone who can stand by your side and conquer the world with you."