Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 1080 Shabby

When he heard Alex’s last name, Horace’s face noticeably faltered. The chairman of Four Seas Corporation is also a Jefferson. Given that today’s gathering is meant to honor the chairman, could it be that this young man sitting in front of me is, in fact, the chairman of Four Seas Corporation?

This possibility sent a shiver of cold sweat down Horace’s plump figure as he straightened his body slightly. Cautiously, he attempted to clarify as he asked, “Ah, you’re also a Jefferson! I remember that the chairman of Four Seas Corporation shares the very same last name as well. Could you be one and the

same?”

Alex let out a soft chuckle and said, “How could I possibly be the chairman of Four Seas Corporation? He is such an exalted figure, after all. We merely share a common last name. Now, Mr. Hernandez, aren’t you good friends with Mr. Jefferson? How come you don’t know what he looks like?”

Horace realized his blunder upon hearing this. Hastily, he lifted a glass to toast Alex. “I haven’t seen him in many years. People change, am I right? It’s quite normal that I’m mistaken.“

up yet? Even if he’s a person of great importance, he shouldn’t be this late, right? Never mind that Mr. Jefferson is not here yet, but look at this young man who lacks any discernment. His clothes probably only cost a few thousand at most, and

Horace’s business never really took off. It would be a miracle

Horace failed to recognize the man. Not only that, but he had also mistaken Alex as a penniless youngster

back into Horace. The broke young man sitting right in front of you is the very

perceptive man. Having listened to Horace’s remarks, he didn’t expect to still be viewed as unimpressive even

that pathetic and radiate

conversation, Wesley incessantly talked to Autumn, with most of the conversation initiated by Wesley while Autumn

but Wesley, apparently having inherited his father’s obliviousness, didn’t notice and continued to

attempt to avoid Wesley. Despite that, Wesley remained ignorant and tenaciously moved his