The Bigshot Married Himself to the Heiress

Chapter 1058: Chapter 1001: Someone You Can’t Afford to Offend (Part 2)

Melly immediately hid the dagger, concealed the murderous intent on her body, adjusted her facial expression, and turned around, tilting her head slightly with a pure smile on her face, "Reggie..."

Where is Reggie Dewey?

She was played by that bitch Sabrina Conner.

"Sabrina Conner, if you’ve got guts, don’t run!"

"I’ve got guts, but not for you!"

...

In the evening, Curly and George were lying on the same bed. Curly, having slept through the flight, was unable to fall asleep and started talking to George.

"George, was the food Father Kenneth made today delicious?"

"Delicious."

"Father Kenneth will make it for me again tomorrow."

George, being more mature than Curly, thought of Adrian Desmond’s expression today and reminded him, "Father-in-law doesn’t like Uncle Kenneth."

"Why?"

"Jealousy."

"Why jealous?"

"Because Uncle Kenneth almost became Mother-in-law’s husband."

"But in the end, it didn’t happen, did it?" Curly still had a good impression of Kenneth Brown.

George turned over to face Curly and explained, "Think about it, if the man you loved almost married another woman, wouldn’t you dislike that woman?"

"I wouldn’t, if she likes him, she can have him. Auntie Leanne said: In this world, three-legged toads are hard to find, but two-legged men are easy to get."

"She’s lying to you."

"You’re talking nonsense, Auntie Leanne would never lie to me."

"Auntie Leanne is deceiving you!"

"No, she’s not!"

"If two-legged men are so easy to find, why hasn’t Auntie Leanne gotten married yet?"

Curly: ...

"So two-legged men aren’t easy to find either." Having broached the subject, George took the opportunity to brainwash Curly, "Curly, when you grow up, even if you don’t want to marry me, make sure to open your eyes wide, and never run into a scumbag.

These days, there are a lot of scumbags.

Earlier this year, the father of my aunt’s classmate had a mistress, and then that classmate’s mother got into a car accident, killing both her and the baby.

They said it was a traffic accident, but who knows if the mistress and her lover conspired to kill the original wife."

Curly was shocked, "No way?"

"Yes, way."

Curly fell silent as George said, "If you marry me, I’ll be good to you for life, never have an affair, listen to everything you say, and do all the housework. I’ll even make you potato stewed beef."

"Every day?"

"Yes."

"Then I eat the beef, and you eat the potatoes?"

"Yes, you can have all the beef, and I’ll eat the potatoes."

Curly was pleased, "George, you are really good to me."

George smiled too, "Because I like you."

"Now I like you too," Curly said openly, without a hint of shyness, clearly showing that the ’like’ he mentioned had nothing to do with romantic feelings.

"Is it as good as what Father Kenneth makes?"

"Even better than Uncle Kenneth’s!"

Thinking about the delicious potato stewed beef, Curly felt that marrying George wasn’t a bad idea and nodded in agreement.

Years later, George successfully won the beauty’s heart.

At the wedding, friends asked George how he managed to win over Curly, whether it was by getting on his knees and presenting a rose diamond ring.

George, feeling quite smug, said: with potato stewed beef.

Everyone burst into laughter, saying Curly was really easy to win over; just a plate of potato stewed beef did the trick.

Curly muttered internally: I was only in kindergarten at the time, alright?

...

At the Police Station,

The police couldn’t find direct evidence to prove Eastminster Pharmaceutical Factory’s laboratory had manufactured the virus, so they could only release Sienna Johnson.

On the day Sienna Johnson was released, she didn’t notify anyone else.

She walked out of the Police Station alone, looked up at the sky, and felt like she had been in prison for a lifetime and was now being paroled.

"Never engage in illegal activities again!" Sienna Johnson inhaled the scent of freedom, reminding herself.

"..."

"I was only detained for a few days and couldn’t take it; I wonder if Sabrina Johnson, having been imprisoned for years, ever thought of dying?"

Thinking of Sabrina Johnson’s character, Sienna shook her head, "Such a timid person probably wouldn’t even have the courage to commit suicide."

"Madam..." Sally appeared in front of her.

"Sally? What are you doing here?"

Sally respectfully said, "Sixth Master sent me to protect you, Madam."

"No worries, I was safe in the Police Station. It’s a society governed by law now; with the internet so developed, they’re also cautious, so they wouldn’t dare use torture to extract confessions."

"..."

"Please take me to the hospital. I want to see Curly."

Sally said, "Curly is now in Seargan, not at the original hospital."

Sienna Johnson asked in surprise, "How did he end up in Seargan?"

Sally explained the whole story to Sienna Johnson, "...so, we all went to Kenneth Brown’s laboratory in Seargan."

"Has the virus antibody been developed?"

"Not yet."

Sienna Johnson sighed, somewhat pessimistically, "This is now the ninth day."

Sally comforted her, "Curly is blessed and will surely turn misfortune into fortune."

"Hmm." Sienna Johnson murmured softly and fell silent.

Sienna first went to the old house but worried about bringing the virus inside, she didn’t enter and video-called Pauline Briggs at the Johnson Family’s door.

In the camera, Sheehan seemed fine.

"How’s Curly?" Pauline Briggs was upset whenever she thought of Curly.

"Still receiving treatment."

"It’s been so long; how come it’s not resolved yet?"

Sienna Johnson asked again, "How is everything at home?"

"Everything’s fine; we have vegetables and fruits delivered daily. We’re afraid of family members infecting Sheehan, so we’ve been keeping people from entering or leaving."

"Don’t let Sheehan come in contact with anyone from outside; he’s young, and if he gets infected, it’ll be troublesome."

"I know."