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Chapter 811 If Joseph Dies, We Benefit in Every Way

Chapter 811 If Joseph Dies, We Benefit in Every Way

Zoelle followed the indicated direction, assessing Xavia from head to toe. "So, she's his first love but not his ex-wife?"

The mention of Joseph’s ex-wife made Chloe nervously adjust her hair. "Aren’t you curious about the woman who managed to conquer Joseph? He was entangled with his first love for over five years, longer than his ex-wife."

"That makes sense," Zoelle agreed, not harboring any suspicion.

"By the way, how did you manage to get in without an invitation?"

“Otto gave me an invite.”

"Otto?" Chloe's eyes widened. "Why would he give you an invitation?" Royal invitations were not easy to come by, and these two had only met once.

Zoelle retrieved her lipstick and applied it with great allure. “You’re not the only one who needs me. I'm in quite high demand, don’t you know?”

from you? Did

“I'm not telling you.”

out a sigh, looking somewhat forlorn. “I thought we were close. I just wasn’t

fall for that.” Zoelle tapped her temples. Her eyes sparked, exuding an irresistible charm. “I might’ve been

through pushing. However, her curiosity remained. It made sense for Otto to get

again. “Those of you who are tired may retire to your rooms which the royal family has prepared for you. The younger

to inquire, "Mr. Joseph, you’re in Room No.1. Would you like me to show you the

there in a bit. Please draw me a hot bath," Joseph lazily

led the other guests who were retiring to their

of that despicable woman with him. But after five years, Joseph told her he did not love her and would never marry her, and

were the last to exit, and Chloe and

advantageous for both of us. If Joseph meets his end, I can cure

antidote on his own. He would tolerate his father for the time being, knowing that Duskfall would ultimately be under his control. At present, the most beneficial course of action was to convince Noah to serve as an intermediary and

countenance was clouded with uncertainty. But instead of an outright refusal, he