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Chapter 38

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"Were there three other chefs working with him?“ I asked.

"Yes, from what I could remember they were three others,‘ she confirmed.

“But, that wasn't in the report you wrote," I informed her.

"Oh, the report was mainly about William. You see, William was the son of one of my cousins and he needed help in boosting the fame of their restaurant," she said.

“Okay, I get that but if they were as good as you claimed why were they not recognised in the city?“ I asked, confused about the whole explanation.

"That's because they were just young graduates from school,“ she told me. “They had just graduated from culinary school and the other three weren't natives of New York. They were immigrants if you know what I mean," she said.

Yes, I understood her point. It's kind of hard for those who aren't from the City to make it there especially when it involves starting up a business.

"So, where was their restaurant located?" I asked her.

"Umm,“ she said, trying to recall the address. “Last I rem
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