My Pig Saved the World [Comprehensive British and American]

George Williams stared at Jack, who showed a panicked expression because of the gun in his hand, and immediately raised his hands. It has to be said that this monkey was smarter than he expected, and he remained calm. He turned his head to look at Karin and asked, "Did you give it the signal?" So, it made such an appropriate and clever response?

"What?" Karin was taken aback for a moment, then smiled and did not answer his question.

George Williams took her smile as acquiescence, put the gun in his hand into the black box, and said to Jack: "This monkey is not bad."

Karin turned to Jack and said, "In my eyes, Jack is unique."

"Thank you so much for saying that!" Jack bared his teeth in super dissatisfaction with Karin, and complained, "Hey, what's the matter with this guy? He even pointed a gun at me! And you, just now Why didn't you stop him!"

Karin is not comfortable talking to Jack in front of George Williams, so she walks over and holds out her arm to Jack.

Jack hopped up her arms and onto her shoulders, put his hands around her ears, and said, "I'm freaked out by this guy!"

Karin smiled bitterly, reached out to save her poor ear from Jack's claws, and said softly, "Sorry!"

Upon hearing this, George Williams turned to look at Karin, smiled slightly, and said, "Why did you say sorry all of a sudden?"

Karin smiled, did not explain that the sorry was meant to him, but instead asked, "Is this your test just now?"

George Williams laughed happily, held out his hand to her, and said, "Yes, dear Miss Barnum, congratulations, you and your monkey have successfully passed my test."

Karin shook hands with George Williams and said, "Now that you've passed your test, tell me, how do we go about preparing for that beach party?"

"Oh, don't worry about this, let's sign the performance contract first." George Williams said while pulling out a yellow envelope from the inner pocket of his suit, and handed it to Karin.

Karin looked at George Williams suspiciously. Before she reached out to pick up the envelope, Jack leaned over and snatched the envelope from him. the contents of the envelope.

Karin reached out her hand helplessly and said, "Hey, Jack, give it to me!"

Jack tilted his head to look at the envelope in his hand and the folded pieces of paper it took out, and said boringly: "I thought there was something! Why do you pretend to be so beautiful!" After speaking, he put the things in her hand Li Yisai said, "It should be nothing to do with me now, right?"

Karin said to Jack, "Thank you, Jack."

"Oh, I see!" Jack jumped off Karin's shoulders, jumped out of the container after a few bounces.

George Williams turned his head to watch Jack disappear outside the door, and smiled faintly at Karin: "What a naughty little guy!"

Karin pinched the envelope Jack had stuffed back and the paper inside, smiled politely, and said, "Oh, Jack has a very cheerful personality."

George Williams nodded, raised his chin towards Karin's hand, and said, "The performance contract is the two copies in your hand. I have already signed them. As long as you sign your name, our cooperation will be concluded immediately." At first, I will pay you two thousand dollars in advance, and I will pay you the remaining three thousand dollars after the party is over."

Karin said nothing, but silently opened the performance contract in her hand.

This is a very standard and concise performance contract. According to the experience of the past three years, there is no major problem in the literal sense, especially in terms of remuneration, which is very detailed, except how to pay her five thousand dollars , also mentioned that Williams' Parker planning company will provide round-trip accommodation and transportation expenses, which means that it will directly save her the biggest part of the performance cost.

However, what was not and will not be written in the contract is about the performance itself, which is also Karin's concern.

"If it's okay, sign it!" said George Williams.

Karin looked up at George Williams and said, "Sorry, I have a question."

George Williams seemed to have expected it. He smiled, reached out and patted the black box on the table, and said: "Your problem is the content of the performance, isn't it? Don't worry, what your monkey needs to do is to be familiar with these props, After three days, I will email you the performance request. According to what I saw today, the performance I need will be very, very easy for your monkey."

Karin didn't answer.

Let Jack perform to play with props/guns?This is not surprising.It's just that yesterday when she talked about acting, it seemed that it was very difficult, but now she said it would be very easy in an understatement, which made her always feel that something was wrong, what was wrong?After a while, I couldn't tell.

George Williams looked at the hesitant Karin and said, "Of course, you also have the right not to cooperate with me."

Karin watched George Williams, who was calm and smiling.

George Williams looked at his watch and said, "I'll give you 10 minutes to think about it!"

Karin pursed her lips. She couldn't figure out what was wrong for 10 minutes. She hesitated for a while, and was about to ask him to give him more time to think about it. Her eyes fell on the wall inadvertently. Those photos from the performance and promotional posters were quietly pasted there. They were all taken by my grandfather during his lifetime, but after she took over, she hardly posted a few of them.

George Williams looked at Karin who was in deep thought with determination, his right hand was slowly stroking the props/guns in the box, waiting for her answer.

Karin laughed at herself, grabbed the contract in her hand and walked to the desk, turned her head to look at George Williams, and said calmly, "I've thought about it!"

George Williams watched with a smile as Karin took out a pen and signed the two contracts, reached out and took out a contract from her hand, folded it slowly along the traces of the paper, and said, "I hope we can have a good cooperation." .”

Karin raised her eyes, looked at George Williams' outstretched hand, and told herself in her heart that it was no big deal, even if there was something wrong, she would know in due time, no matter what, if something went wrong, she would Trying to solve it, for the sake of the five thousand dollars, she held his hand, smiled, and said, "It's a happy cooperation."

George Williams nodded, put the folded contract into the inside pocket of his suit, and said, "You'd better get your monkeys acquainted with these now." He glanced at the case.

"I see!" Karin replied.

"Very good! Then, keep in touch!" George Williams said with satisfaction, turned and walked towards the container door.

Manhattan, the underground parking garage of the Eugene Building.

Tony sat in the car, turned his head to watch the door slowly open upwards, and didn't get out of the car immediately.

The artificial intelligence voice system in the car prompted: "The door is open, Mr. Stark."

"I know!" Tony murmured, but he stroked the beard on his chin and asked, "Edwin?"

"I'm here, Mr. Stark." Edwin replied.

"Send Sol a message for me, whether he receives it or not." Tony finished in one breath with determination, put on his orange-red sunglasses and turned his head to get out of the car.

"Okay!" Edwin replied.

Tony strode toward the building's elevator without looking back.

His car slowly lowered the doors behind him, closing the doors and systems automatically.

Tony took the elevator to the 11th floor of the building. He glanced at the floor sign on the wall, walked towards the left-hand corridor without hesitation, and stopped in front of a double-opening carved door. The number "1111" is really a strange number.

Just as Tony was about to raise his hand to knock on the door, he heard a click of the door lock, and then, the door in front of him slowly opened inwards. "Oh, that's great!" he said.

"Oh, Tony Stark!" A woman said slowly inside, "Welcome distinguished guests, don't be shy, come in!"