Chapter 100: The Smell of Victory

Seeing that Kendall was actually roasting meat, the guests stood rigid, like ice-frozen statues, their faces stiff. Kendall didn’t spare them a single glance. She set the skewers next to the fire and took the sea crab and flatbread offered by Henry, lowering her head to eat slowly. Henry had also skillfully washed the wild berries they picked in the forest today and wrapped them in leaves, setting them out as a post-meal fruit course. Jasper remembered the arrogant words he had just spoken to Kendall when he came out of the forest, and a feeling of acute embarrassment instantly...