Dominic breathed a sigh of relief. Only ball number 5 was left so Dominic, the last to draw, would automatically be in group two.

Many comments about the draw followed.

“The team with Less people already starts at a disadvantage. Who knew Maria's teammate would be Junior Chef Matthew? Looks like group one has already lost."

“Wait a minute! Junior Chef Matthew?"

“A good cook is called Master Chef, while a bad one should be the Junior Chef, right? Alas."

“I feel sorry for Maria."

“I feel sorry for Maria too." fount me in! I feel sorry for Maria too."

"Me too."

“Boss, will Miss Jenkins lose?" Jack asked worriedly.

He thought that Maria was so unlucky. How did she end up in the same group as Matthew?

Anthony, on the other hand, shook his head and said, "No doubt, she will win."

Hearing this, Jack was confused.

Why was his boss so confident?

Even though Maria was a good cook, her teammate was clearly the opposite.

Could it be that Matthew was only pretending to be an awful cook? And Anthony had already caught on?

As he was thinking about it, he heard Anthony say, "In this world, there is no one that Maria can't take care of."

Jack was rendered speechless by Anthony's words.

But it seemed that Anthony was correct.

Upon hearing Anthony's assessment of Matthew, he couldn't help feeling sorry for him for a brief moment.

The show was about to start recording, putting an end to the live broadcast.

A short break was next. This was when the guests could return to their room in this farmhouse--Little Arcadia to rest and put their Luggage away.

They also had to wear the uniform provided by the production team.

“Filming will continue in half an hour. Please change your clothes and come to the patio on time," one of the assistant directors said loud enough for everyone to hear.

The patio in Little Arcadia looked quite elegant. There were grape trellises, rattan chairs, and also a round well.