The Billionaire CEO Fell In Love With His Cook. Part 1

Welcome to the Whitmore residence. I have to be honest with you. Before you even put your apron on, we've gone through four cooks in the last year alone. I appreciate the honesty. What exactly happened with the others? Difficult, if I'm being fully truthful. He hasn't genuinely enjoyed a meal in this house, >> [music]

>> and that's nearly 10 years now. The last cook quit crying in this very hallway. Then I suppose I'll just have to be the fifth cook who tries anyway and doesn't cry in the hallway. I like that attitude already. You'll need every bit of it. Kitchen's this way. Lunch service starts in 2 hours, and he expects it exactly on

time, not a minute late. >> I don't have time for this today. >> Sir, [music] with respect, you didn't taste a single bite. If something's genuinely wrong with it, I'd like the chance to actually fix it, not just guess. >> It's not about taste, and it's certainly not about your cooking. Nothing here has

tasted like anything to me [music] in a very long time. Don't take it personally. Just don't make it again tomorrow. >> What you just saw isn't rudeness for its own sake. That's a [music] man who's been grieving quietly for 10 years, and none of us have ever known how to reach him. That's the fifth cook you've run

off this year, sir. Actually, technically the fourth, since this one hasn't quit yet. Give it time, I suppose. [music] >> I didn't run anyone off. I simply told her the truth. The food wasn't good. >> With respect, [music] sir, I've tasted her cooking myself in the staff kitchen. It's excellent. This isn't about her

cooking, and I think you know that better than I do. >> Then what exactly [music] is it about, in your professional opinion? >> It's been 10 years since we buried your parents, [music] sir. 10 years since you last genuinely laughed in this house, if I'm being completely honest with you. Every cook who walks through that door