The Cherished Wife

Ronald brought Noelle inside. "Mr. Parker, this is Ms. Shaw. She's here for the interview!" Ronald introduced Noelle, gesturing toward her.

Noelle met Brian's gaze and gave a slight nod. "Hello, Mr. Parker. I'm Noelle."

Noelle's demeanor was very composed and confident, showing no signs of nervousness.

Brian's gaze lingered on Noelle only briefly before turning to Ronald.

Ronald immediately understood. "I have matters to attend upstairs. I'll leave the interview to you, Mr. Parker."

After Ronald left, Brian took a proper look at Noelle, and then motioned for her to sit.

Brian pulled out her resume from the drawer. This resume had been given to him by Ronald just the previous night, mentioning it was for someone he recommended. Known for his impartiality, Brian would not grant favors lightly.

known Ronald for long, he had a good sense of Ronald's character. Being Charles' right-hand man indicated Ronald's

Brian was not particularly interested in meeting Noelle, but Ronald's insistence that he would regret not seeing her piqued

rather unremarkable. However, the

Noelle, she maintained her composure,

impressed Brian. "Ms.

Noelle," Noelle confirmed with

honest, your work experience is fairly ordinary. However, I'm curious about a particular project you handled. Can

to Charles' office after leaving the project department. "Mr. Hoffman, I've brought Mrs. Hoffman over. Brian should

put down his pen. "You don't need to worry about her. about this document-explain why Frotconn's orders increased suddenly

Ronald admitted, feeling slightly embarrassed. "Joseph approached Sir Hoffman about it. I only found out about it recently. Sir Hoffman must have kept it

the file. "It seems Joseph doesn't take me

abruptly.