The slender little hand reached out, "Let me see the business card."
Michael paused, hesitated for only a second, then raised his hand and handed her the business card.
"Entertainment Global CEO...Parker! Damn, he's Parker?!" Sophia had heard of this man's reputation abroad, but had never seen a photo of him, let alone met him in person.
Michael's expression remained calm, "Well, have you heard of him?"
"Who in the domestic entertainment industry doesn't know him? Entertainment Global occupies half of the entertainment industry, and his special methods of creating stars and operating them are indispensable!"
"..."
Michael didn't say anything, which was considered as approval.
Sophia slowly came to her senses and squinted her eyes as she looked at Michael. "Why is he so respectful to you?"
Michael picked up the cutlery, "He's been studying the script lately and often asks me to act with him for inspiration."
Sophia knew that Parker was working on a script recently.
The Entertainment Global staff member who was responsible for connecting with the author of "Heart Gate" asked her for advice again and again, as if he was obsessed with it, regardless of the time. After she became impatient, the other party explained awkwardly that Parker is obsessed with this script recently.
"To act together?"
Sophia put away the business card and casually asked him, "So what role do you play?"
Michael replied, "I leads, probably... a domineering president."
Sophia's eye twitched.
Thinking about how he just bought all the clothes in the mall for her, he was really a domineering guy.
He was so immersed in the role, no wonder he often performed in front of her.
Michael lifted his eyelids and glanced at her, "Want some short ribs?"
Sophia gritted her teeth, "No!"
Then, a pair of hands gracefully took the short ribs in front of her away .
Sophia: ???
Shouldn't he just ask her if she wants it and then give it to her? What kind of magic operation is this?
After a long moment, she sighed softly. What else could she do except pamper her man?
Sophia propped up her head, staring at him with her beautiful eyes, staring and staring, as if she had thought of something, and her eyes moved cunningly.
Michael was already unsure, and the immersive eating was all fake. After being stared at by her for so long, he finally couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong?"
Sophia's voice was frighteningly gentle. "You and that Parker seem to have a good relationship, don't you?"
To be able to get along with Parker, either they have a good relationship or their positions are not too far apart. In either case, her husband looks very capable.
"The relationship is OK."
"I thought about it. What I just bought were all my clothes. I promised to take you shopping. We can't go back empty-handed. Let's go shopping later."
"..."
The girl had a cute smile and a flattering voice; Michael was very familiar with this look.
when he learned that he could block the Montgomery family's acquisition It's also like this.
He lowered his eyelids, hiding the smile in his eyes, "But just now, you were very angry about my advance on salary, and said you would not spend any money today." The man's voice was low, and he seemed a little disappointed.
Just now, Sophia took advantage of Michael's attempt to coax her and threatened him, saying that she would never buy anything for him again.
"I mean I won't buy it, but I have to buy it for you!" Sophia promised seriously.
Michael corrected, "No, you're saying you won't buy it for me."
Sophia laughed, "Really? I said that? You must have heard me wrong! I was supposed to buy you something today, and we haven't even started yet!"
I have been shopping for almost two hours and haven't started yet...
Michael finally gained a practical understanding of women shopping.
"No, I don't need to buy anything." This statement came from the heart.
Sophia insisted, and sympathetically advised, "How can there be nothing you need? Men should learn to love themselves, buy what they need, and don't save money for me!"
Michael put down the cutlery and wiped his mouth with a tissue, "I don't want to go shopping anymore, just tell me what you want to say."