The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 549

Joseph heard the remark and quickly ran through the list of Hoffman members in his mind, matching this woman with what he knew about them.

He had never met her before, but from the way she spoke to the butler and her tone, it was clear her status in the Hoffman household was significant.

Although Joseph had not visited the Hoffman residence that many times, he was quite familiar with the family members.

The only person he had not met, who was known to be formidable, was Mateo's wife, Clarisse. With a closer look at her attire, Joseph squinted and immediately put the pieces together.

"Madam Baker, pleased to meet you. I'm Joseph Harris. My wife's a distant relative of the Hoffmans," he said, introducing himself.

"A distant relative? I've been with the Hoffmans for many years and I've never seen you before," Clarisse replied bluntly.

She was telling the truth; she really had not seen Joseph before, and from his appearance alone, she already did not like him.

"Alright, I don't care who you are, but when you come to the Hoffmans, you follow our rules. What's with all the noise? And by the way, the Hoffmans don't need these things." Clarisse glanced at the gifts Joseph had brought. Though some were indeed of high quality, the Hoffmans were a family that could easily procure such items themselves-they did not need them from an outsider.

He thought it was appropriate to bring gifts when visiting, not realizing this would expose how

the Hoffmans, not for just

start. He even ran into woman who offered no courtesy-and that woman was Charles' mother, of

on the

was using this opportunity to express

Hoffmans. He just happeneel.ne

to be a

convenient target.

here said he was looking for Sir Hoffman, and Sir Hoffman truly is occupied today!" James explained before turning to Joseph.

But I'm already here." Being the shrewd man he was, Joseph knew Maxwell would

unwilling to let

If Frotconn could participate in the West City project,

be beneficial even if they could not grab

a businessman with eyes solely on profit, Joseph could not