As soon as Jessica saw the flowers, she felt a headacheing on.


    Chris said that since she spent long hours in front of theputer, there should be a small <b>green </b><b>nt </b><b>on </b>the desk. This would purify the air and protect her eyes. When tired, looking <b>at </b><b>it </b>could relieve <b>fatigue</b>.


    But the green nt died in less than a month after being ced there, and Shannon took it <b>out </b><b>to </b><b>throw </b><b>it </b>


    <b>away</b><b>. </b>


    Shannon now had an extra task.


    Whenever a green nt on the desk died, she had to throw it away and rece it with a new one. She <b>had </b>to make sure that every time Chris went to the CEO’s office, he would see “the nt he gave<b>” </b>thriving and full of life in front of theputer.


    –


    Shannon thought it was unnecessary <b>– </b>very unnecessary.


    But this was the gentleman’s sentiment toward Jessica. As a secretary, to maintain the CEO’s happy family life, she had no choice but keep this up.


    “I also bought two pots for Mom. They just arrived this year, they’re not avable domestically,” Chris said happily. He found a sunny spot and carefully ced them down. “Mom really likes these things.”


    Hearing Chris call “Mom” so naturally and fluently made Jessica happy.


    But she also knew that in times like this, Chris inevitably thought of his biological mother – the mother resting underground who would never see such bright flowers again.


    “Perfect. Order two more pots, and before the New Year, we’ll send them to my mother–inw. One pot for my dad and one for your mom.” Jessica squatted down beside Chris.


    Chris froze for a moment and smiled with his head lowered.


    “Okay, let’s do that. Mom and Dad will definitely be happy to see them.”


    Jessica’s thoughtfulness surprised Chris.


    Since Jessica learned that Chris’s mother had passed away and had arranged for her mother–inw’s grave to be moved to the same cemetery as her father, she always made sure to visit during holidays. She would also personally buy the flowers when she visited as well.


    Compared to before, this showed much more attention.


    Chris felt very satisfied.


    Regarding their current life, a few years ago, Chris wouldn’t have dared to dream of such things.


    The phone rang. It was Shannon calling, and Jessica got up to answer.


    <b>“</b>Matthew agreed, but he said he didn’t want a jewelry endorsement. He wants something else<b>,</b><b>” </b><b>said </b>


    Shannon.


    Jessica sat on the sofa eating fruit that Chris had prepared. “What does he want?”


    “He said that the newputer developed by the Wilder Group’s IT department sold very well <b>abroad </b>recently. He wants to be the IT department’s endorsement, he thinks it would be more valuable than jewelry.”


    Jessica cocked her brows.


    The Wilder Group’s IT department was stable and steady, never needing endorsements, and its international ranking had never dropped below the top five, so she hadn’t paid much attention to endorsements in this area.


    But since Matthew wanted it, adding an endorsement didn’t matter.


    “Okay, I’ll agree to Matthew’s requests as long as they’re not excessive. But one thing – don’t stir up rumors with Nina recently. I don’t want Chris’s thoughts to be all about Nina,” Jessica said suddenly.


    Chris, squatting in front of the flowerpot, looked back helplessly.


    Jessica looked up and turned her head away.


    It wasn’t jealousy, she just hoped all of Chris’s attention would be on her.


    “Okay.” Shannon forced herself not to curse. “I’ll have the legal department draft the contract. Should we sign him for a year first?”


    “That works. Celebrities like him tend to fall fast. You’d better check if he has any scandals. Have Indya prepare public rtions first. Also, Mr. Hickey suggested signing an esports club under the entertainment departmentst time. I agreed and asked Indya to handle this matter.”