Chapter 31. Joseph's 'protégés

"They are Joseph's new 'protégés'?" Beth asked, approaching her children as she looked at Curtis and Amber without any hint of discretion or prudence.

"Those are the indigents my dad rescued from the streets," Agatha replied, looking at them disdainfully.

"I think I'll have some work doing a deep cleaning in this mansion," Beth continued to observe them, making it clear she was talking about them from a distance, "we have a quite severe infestation."

"Good luck, Mom," exclaimed Carson, "Dad is completely determined with that pair."

"That's about to change."

Beth turned stylishly, and with a simple snap of her fingers, made Alfred start following her, as if he were completely trained like a pet.

The glamorous Mrs. Aldress walked with all that exaggerated and feigned swaying that characterized her, followed by her loyal servant and her three children.

They stopped right in front of Joseph Stanton, her ex-husband and father of her three children.

"Joseph."

Beth looked haughty and pretent
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