Artie pretended he didn't understand Summer Fairmont's words and quickly secured the spot next to Sean Lowell, starting to introduce, "Look at this emperor crab, whether you look at it up close or from a distance, it still looks vividly alive, making people think nothing has been done to it, right?"
As soon as Artie sat down, he began boasting about his best friend.
It was a feeling of vicarious pride, and those who didn't know would surely think all this was Artie's masterpiece.
Originally, Sean Lowell just wanted to see his sister, Summer Lowell, up close.
A sibling who could cook wasn't in Sean Lowell's memories.
Compared to sitting too close and possibly losing control, listening to Artie's "my Summer" stories from across the table was a better option, allowing him to learn about Summer Lowell's life in these years without revealing himself.
