Flash Marriage: She becomes Mrs. CEO after the Failed Dowry Talk-Chapter 920: Good News for the New Year

That day, Jasper Sinclair brought Nora Northwood to see Professor Bishop.

As Nora had guessed, not only had Professor Bishop achieved accomplishments in the medical field, but he was also an excellent predecessor in psychology.

The old and young, continuing their first meeting’s chat style, talked about trivial topics.

When Nora completely relaxed, Professor Bishop concernedly asked, "Miss Sinclair, have you felt unwell recently?"

"Still the same, drowsy, but... lately I can’t hold onto things. I clearly try hard, but I keep dropping cups and breaking them."

"According to our research, this is one of the symptoms." Professor Bishop straightforwardly stated the reason.

"Are there any other symptoms?"

"Perhaps some hair loss."

"Will I go bald?"

Nora frowned thinking: That would be so ugly!

Professor Bishop was amused by her scrunched-up face and comforted her, saying, "Of course not. Thankfully, domestic poison makers are not that professional. The drugs you ingested, once in the blood, can’t fully exhibit their efficacy, at most reaching forty percent."

This was Professor Bishop’s most recent conclusion, which he hadn’t had the chance to tell Jasper Sinclair.

Undoubtedly, it was surprising news.

Nora, slightly excited, asked, "Will it affect the baby in my belly?"

"If an antidote can be developed before the baby reaches three months, there will be no effect on him. Listen carefully, none whatsoever."

Professor Bishop deliberately emphasized the last two words.

Nora still couldn’t believe it; this was the most wonderful sentence she had heard all year.

She even suspected whether Jasper Sinclair had intentionally instructed Professor Bishop to say this.

Right away, she asked, "Did big brother ask you to say this to me?"

Professor Bishop shrugged and shook his head, "Of course not. Actually, I haven’t told him this good news yet. You’re the first to know."

"Thank you, Professor Bishop."

"I should be thanking you instead. As a token of gratitude, Mr. Sinclair gave me a substantial amount of money, which allowed me to continue my research."

Their conversation ended, and Professor Bishop conveyed the news he hadn’t yet shared with Jasper Sinclair.

Jasper Sinclair, in a great mood, gave Professor Bishop additional funding.

Leaving the research institute, Nora quietly asked him, "Professor Bishop said you gave him a lot of money. Approximately how much?"

The specific amount Jasper couldn’t quite remember.

He was naturally sensitive to numbers, but the reason he couldn’t remember was that his whole heart was preoccupied with Nora.

So, he only gave a rough figure: "Seven or eight hundred million."

Nora’s mouth opened wide enough to swallow a whole egg.

She counted on her fingers, "One, two... nine zeros!"

"VK’s monthly revenue is also about that figure, so don’t be too shocked."

Jasper Sinclair found her expression truly adorable.

"My life indeed is valuable."

As she spoke, her eyes turned red, never having felt that anyone in the world cherished her so dearly.

"Why cry? As long as you’re well, adding more zeros doesn’t matter."

Nora burst out, shaking her head like a rattle, insisting no more zeros.

Her mixed tears and laughter fell into Jasper Sinclair’s eyes, further lifting the man’s spirits.

The first news of the new year was quite good.