Upon hearing Weston’s recount, Austin thought Weston’s mental fortitude was not strong enough.

Austin himself had received many criticisms.

Whenever his nana thought his food tasted terrible, she would tell him to redo it over and over again.

There was once when he failed to satisfy her with her favorite dish even after ten attempts. In the end, Grandma May gave up on eating it.

He did not find it traumatic but reflected on his shortcomings instead. It made him realize that the food he made was not as delicious as he had imagined.

The constant experimentation and improvement had shaped him into who he was that day.

Since Austin was not close to Weston, and they were competitors, he did not say much and remained a listener.

He listened as Weston described how much time he took to recover from the shock Ms. O’Connor’s comment had caused.

Weston said, “At my second interview, Ms. O’Connor had already become the head of the family. She’s truly an amazing young girl. She was