Chapter 4149
Married At First Sight Chapter 4149
Chapter 4149
“Sis, you know that many top restaurants and hotels are eager for you to replace Tatum
so they can hire him as their star chef.”
Given Tatum’s exceptional culinary skills, he could secure a position at any restaurant of his choice.
Elora smiled and replied, “It all depends on who makes the highest offer for Tatum. These establishments
have already made a name for themselves in the restaurant industry and have seen considerable success. Naturally, they want him, but it’s not that straightforward—unless they’re prepared to let Tatum take over their restaurant. Besides, I’m not tired of his cooking yet. Let them keep waiting.”
She added with a smirk, “You could even place a bet on the market—wager on whether Tatum
will remain my private chef for a full year. I’d say your chances of winning are decent, but you might also face a hefty loss.”
With gambling, there are always winners and losers.
Tinsley laughed. “People have already started betting. The first round was about whether Tatum
would last three months. Those who bet against him are likely to lose. Now, we’re onto the second round—whether he’ll surpass the record as your longest-serving private chef.
This time, bettors are playing it safer. More of them are wagering that Tatum will break the record.”
She continued, “The third round—betting on whether he’ll last a full year—hasn’t begun yet.
Gamblers want to see if he breaks the record first before they commit to the next round.”
Elora was taken aback.
“Wait… people are actually betting on this?”
Tinsley smirked. “Sis, do you think I’m joking? I’m serious. Since you’ve been switching private chefs so frequently, people started placing bets on it. This has been happening for two or three years now. I’ve heard some individuals made a…
“Fortune favors some while others suffer significant losses.” Elora shook her head. “So, those betting on Tatum breaking the record actually want him to keep performing? That’s a lot of pressure. If he causes someone to lose money, is he going to get pelted with eggs in the street?” Tinsley erupted with laughter, clutching her stomach.
“Sis, you’re overthinking this. These bets are private; it’s not like the entire city is aware of them. Even if someone loses, it won’t impact Tatum. Do you really believe that ordinary people are betting on this? It’s not their scene.”
“For them, winning or losing doesn’t really matter—it’s simply entertainment.” The Ormond family was among Annenburg’s wealthiest, and most ordinary people didn’t even know who the richest person in the city was, let alone that the eldest daughter of that family frequently switched private chefs.
Most of the individuals placing bets came from affluent or upper-middle-class families—those with connections to business elites and access to insider gossip. Tinsley glanced at the time. “Sis, it’s time to wrap up.”
Elora nodded. “You can go ahead if you’re done with work. I’ll be here a while longer—I have a meeting with the general manager at Annenburg Hotel at 8 PM to discuss ongoing partnerships.”
“Alright, I’m heading out then,” Tinsley replied. “No social events for me tonight. I can finally go home early and get some rest. I haven’t been shopping in ages—think I’ll call a few friends, hit the stores, and pick up a few things.”
Not that she needed anything; it was simply the joy of shopping freely. “Oh, and I’ll check in on the little ones’ homework. I’ve been so busy these past couple of days that I haven’t had time to help them. I’ve been slacking a bit.”
Elora took responsibility for her younger brothers’ studies.
Seriously, she oversaw their education with strict discipline.