Stop It, She’s Remarrying!

Chapter 1223

“We are all your subordinates. You have a system that controls all of us. As long as you recover your memory and think of how to log in to the system, we will be able to contact Tiger.”

Silas gave very detailed information honestly.

Conrad couldn’t wish more than to strangle him to death. “F*ck it! If I could recall, would I even need to contact him?!”

Silas nodded awkwardly. “That is true.”

“Did I tell you how to log into the system before I lost my memory?”

“No.”

Conrad was so angry that he hit the sofa with his cane, feeling extremely frustrated. “In the past, did I keep a diary to record my passwords?”

“No. Sir, your memory has always been good. There was no need for a diary.” Silas spoke even more softly.

Conrad asked fiercely, “So, now I can’t regain my memories if I can’t find Tiger?”

Yeah.” Silas himself found it embarrassing.

“Find where the female doctor got that medicine from. Conrad’s expression turned deep. “Bring the person who developed the drug and ask him to help me research it.”

Silas replied, “Sir, that drug is harmful to you.”

“It’s just painful. I won’t die.”

A cunning smile hung on his lips. “If anything really happens, Ms. Sia can solve it.”

Silas was speechless.

Conrad was really willing to suffer for the sake of getting close to Ms. Sia!

“Buy more food or toys children like. Also, some dog food.” Têxt belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

“Dog food?” Silas’ expression was extremely complicated.

“Those two children have a Pomeranian. Take a look at what kind of dog food would be suitable for a Pomeranian, and also canned dog food.”

Conrad left detailed instructions.

Silas quietly noted it down, thinking, ‘For the sake of approaching Ms. Sia, you would not even forsake building a relationship with a dog!’

“Buy more. Buy expensive stuff. Expensive stuff is of good quality.”

“Alright, Sir.” Silas secretly sighed. He didn’t know whether Conrad removing his positivity toward Miss Parker and fancying a woman with children more was a good thing or a bad thing.

Would things become harder and harder to control?

More and more messy?

Conrad didn’t have even one-tenth of such thoughts about Miss Parker!

It was all Miss Parker’s own initiative.

Eileen drove around in the city center for a while, thinking about what Sally had said. In the end, she made a decision.

If she could help Sally, she wouldn’t mind looking for that guy.

She drove to Destiny Entertainment, got out of the car, and asked the parking attendant to help her park her car. She walked into the building confidently.

The receptionist was about to ask if she had an appointment when she saw Eileen’s famous face and immediately froze.

Another receptionist reacted quickly. “Miss Reid, do you have an appointment?”

“No, but I have a private arrangement with your CEO, Mr. Maxwell. We have some business to discuss.”

Given Eileen’s identity, the receptionist didn’t dare to be dismissive.

“Miss Reid, please wait for a moment. I’ll call the CEO to confirm.”

“Sure, go ahead. I’ll wait,” Eileen replied casually, leaning on the reception desk and looking around lazily. Destiny Entertainment, which had relocated to the capital city, was decorated much more luxuriously when compared to when it was in Gryphon.

She asked the receptionist who was idly chatting, “Which company did your company contract for the interior decoration?”

“It was designed by our own CEO.”

“Oh?” Eileen smiled wryly. “Not bad.”

The receptionist asked eagerly, “Do you really like our CEO’s design?”

“It’s not bad.”

“We currently have interior design projects in our company. If you have any needs, you can contact us,” the receptionist said politely and gently.

Eileen looked at her and joked. “Your boss is getting better at hiring people. You’re more generous, beautiful, and gentle than the receptionist back in Gryphon.”

The receptionist blushed and said modestly. “Miss Reid, you’re too kind.”

“With such good conditions, it’s a pity to work as a receptionist. How about I take you into the

entertainment industry?” Eileen teased, half-serious and half-casual.