Sophie shot back at

next to the head of the table – reserved for her grandfather, Joseph M

d, missing no chance to belittle him. "Is thi

qually snobbish husband. As an inheritor of the Roberts family, a third-tier nam

ncle, his face a shade of darkened anger. "I can't fatho

can be here, why can't my husband?" He

d sneers from the room, underscoring the

across Sophie. As Joseph Mitchell's eldest son and given his own child'

gaze was locked on Sophie. "Do you even realize the significance of t

miliation. The atmosphere grew more suffocating by th

room doors swung open. Every

ad

dfath

Joseph Mitchell. He radiated an aura of autho

way. What a disgrace!" He remarked coldly a

rushed to defend herself. "Sophie brought thi

or the first time. This indifference itself was a testame

" Joseph commanded, his

cing sideways at Henry, she bit her lip and wh

smile at Sophie, then rose from his seat. He pulled a cha

e cosmetics division, distributed counterfeit products. Customers who've used them have suffered varyin

eneral manager, the primary responsibility falls

ld a distinct ed

customers," Sophie replied, "and have filed a report. The

you considered public relations? If the media gets wind

he moment, Ella chimed in, smugly, "Grandfather, rest assured. I've alrea

this issue resolved but also turned to our advantag

ning the media and preventing further escalation is indeed c

keep you in suspense, Grandfather. You'll find

e! If you can navigate our family t

ent actions, she'll only bring losses and potential disgrace to our family. Thus, I suggest she b

yes in the room