To Be Yours Again by Taylor

Chapter 124

Although he had a good impression of Jenny, this was only because she had saved his father.

Christopher had no other intentions. But once Mr. Spade woke up, he insisted on them forming a good

bond and even told Christopher to pursue her. He couldn’t understand it at all.

“She just reminds me of someone I used to know.” Mr Spade reminisced.

Christopher was speechless. “Is that all?”

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“I think she’s great. She’s an expert in the medical field, and she’s Mr. Birkett’s mentee. She’s a genius.

You have nothing to lose, do you?” Mr. Spade looked at him.

Christopher had no idea what was going on in his father’s head. “Don’t bet on it. She’s not interested in

me. She agreed to eat with me so that she could figure out what I was doing.”

“That’s good. That’s further proof that someone like her is hard to come by.” Mr. Spade was convinced of

Jenny’s suitability once more. Not everyone could dream of being a woman in the Spade household.

Christopher said nothing. Mr. Spade continued, “I’m not saying you must pursue her. You just need to

earn her trust. Don’t ruin it.”

“Alright.” Christopher nodded.

When Jenny came to do her rounds, the two of them had already ended the conversation. Mr. Spade

looked at her warmly. “Dr. Walter, your medical skills are too great. It’s such a pity that you’re here in

Parrington. Have you ever considered going to Bardoff City?”

“Thank you for the kind thought, Mr. Spade, but I think Parrington is pretty good. I don’t want to leave it

anytime soon,” she replied.

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Mr. Spade put on a face of pity, but he did not force it on her. “That’s alright. If you ever want to go to

Bardoff City, give Christopher a call. He’ll arrange something for you. I guarantee you that it’ll be better

than this.”

Jenny glanced at Christopher, who nodded. She smiled. “Alright. I’ll call him if there is a need for it.”

“Good.” Mr. Spade said nothing more and closed his eyes, as if reminiscing his memories.

He thought of his past lover whenever he saw Jenny. However, she was dead, and he had investigated

Jenny before. She was just someone who grew up in a small village in Parrington. She was not

connected to his past lover in any way or form.

Perhaps it was all in his head.