A Relentless Pursuit for Love novel Chapter 317

Chapter 317 There were all sorts of appliances in the kitchen area of Lincoln’s hotel room. Sage instructed Hunter to go grocery shopping. He went to the seafood market for a variety of fresh seafood as well. Ark Town was famous for its seafood. She could turn them into delicious dishes.

Sage put on an apron and prepared the fish, crabs, and other shellfish. The fishy smell engulfed the entire space.

Lincoln wore a casual lounge set as he came out of the bathroom. He still looked elegant. When Lincoln was young, he, too, was an award-winning actor. Even though he chose to be a director, he still maintained his image.

Lincoln walked over to the kitchen with his slippers on and asked, “Can we finish all this food?

Sage replied, “I’m cooking for four. There are two kids in the hospital waiting to be fed.” “Kids?” Lincoln smiled as he continued, “As far as I’m aware, you’re not much older than Dean, yet you take him in as a kid? It’s not impossible to develop a relationship with him, you know.”

Sage shook her head as she let out a helpless smile. “Uncle Lincoln, what are you talking about?

Lincoln took a bite of the raspberry Hunter bought and sat on a bench while he watched Sage getting busy. “I’m not spewing nonsense. People are saying that you have an unusual relationship with Dean, and you came just for him.”

“Dean is an artist under my company, and he’s one of the money-makers. Of course, I need to be here for him.”

She flipped the fish, and it made a crackling sound.

After having dinner with Lincoln, Sage got Hunter to deliver the other half of the meal to Dean and Jim at the hospital. Upon reaching the hotel, Hunter said to Sage in a low voice, “Miss Sage, Sunny just contacted me saying Jaxon is waiting in your room, hoping for your guidance.

Sage replied in an icy tone, “Guidance… Fine, ask him to pick Jaxon up in twenty minutes.”

Hunter nodded and watched as Sage entered the room. “Miss Sage… Please be careful. Don’t fall into his trap.” Sage let out a scoff. “Can he trick me?”.