"Oh, you're really amazing. Occasionally you eat something worth hundreds of dollars, which is fine. But as the young master of the Duan family, I actually need to cook for myself when I want to eat."

Duan Yuchen tilted his head and looked at him as he spoke, laughing softly, "People who don't know me would think I'm a servant of the Duan family. A housekeeper can actually afford to eat Aolong, while I can only cook instant noodles for myself."

As he spoke, he added, "It's okay to have a side dish, but there's not even a side dish. At least leave me an egg."

Duan Yuchen paused as he spoke.

"Or you can leave this for the young master. After all, we didn't know that he would be back today. If we had known, we would definitely leave these for you." The chef felt his scalp tingling as he carried two plates of Australian lobster.

The butler stared at the arrogant and unruly young man.

It's quite interesting.

"Tsk tsk tsk, you leave me something that even a housekeeper won't eat? You really think highly of me." Duan Yuchen said while squinting his eyes lazily.

But he walked forward and took the Australian dragon directly.

The chef breathed a sigh of relief.

A hint of sarcasm flashed across the butler's eyes.

Look, he says he is a young master, but in fact, doesn’t he still have to eat the leftovers they leave behind?

Duan Yuchen looked at them with sarcastic eyes and whistled.

A golden retriever was running towards this side.

Duan Yuchen threw the Australian dragon directly to the ground in front of them.

"You never thought I'd give it to you guys? I wouldn't give it to a dog."