As soon as this identity was revealed, Sophie Wilson put Hayley Cole to shame.

Hayley wanted to embarrass Sophie, but unfortunately, Sophie has her own skills and her own company, so she wasn’t the least bit fazed and maintained her confidence.

The situation turned awkward.

At this point, most people would stop here, since they’ve already won.

But not Sophie.

She smiled slightly and asked Hayley, "So what skills do you have, Miss Cole? Just don’t say you’re the daughter of Chairman Cole, because that’s just relying on your family. I’m sure a self-reliant and independent modern woman like you wouldn’t say that!"

The people around them looked at Sophie with disbelief, thinking she might be going a bit too far.

She completely denied Hayley’s only valuable identity, leaving her no room to maneuver.

Hayley felt something stuck in her throat, blocking all her curses there. Even though she opened her mouth, she could only make a choking sound without uttering a clear word.

"Miss Wilson, one should leave others some leeway, don’t be so harsh," James Reed stepped forward, standing next to Hayley, lecturing Sophie, "That’s not good."

Sophie tugged at the corners of her mouth, but before she could speak, she heard Charles Seymour’s cold voice in her ear, "Better than occupying someone else’s nest."

Once Charles said that, not only did James’s face turn green, but even Sophie was shocked.

Her Mr. Seymour actually set off to argue?

It was so unexpected.

Perhaps he didn’t want her to be fighting alone?

Sophie pursed her lips, trying to suppress the happy smile at the corner of her mouth, but unfortunately, her lips didn’t listen to her and kept curling up.

Oh well... she had no choice but to follow her subconscious mind’s direction and smile.

"Let’s not get angry. What’s the point of talking to such disgusting people? It just upsets us," Sophie hurriedly comforted the "victim" Charles Seymour, "They’re small-minded, shameless, and we shouldn’t stoop to their level."

Charles looked down at Sophie, who was continually comforting him, understanding that she didn’t want him involved or entangled in these matters.

"Alright, we won’t stoop to their level," Charles readily agreed, taking Sophie’s advice.

But Edward Palmer, standing with them, had his mouth slightly agape, realizing that it wasn’t just their boss who could drive people crazy with words. Sophie could also slaughter with silence.

Mr. Seymour and their boss were working together so harmoniously.

However, the people on the opposing side likely didn’t feel the same way.

Edward Palmer glanced at James Reed and Hayley Cole. Their expressions... were beyond atrocious.

James was slightly better off, but Hayley was so twisted with anger that she shouted, "What nonsense are you spouting?"

"Just speaking the truth," Sophie spread her hands innocently and smiled, saying, "If it’s true or not, arguing with me is pointless. You can go and find out what everyone else thinks."

"Nonsense!" Hayley wouldn’t admit to Sophie’s words, "You’re just spouting nonsense and are envious of us! You’re maliciously slandering us!"

"Alright then." Sophie shrugged, chuckling lightly, "I’m really envious of you."

The rise at the end of her sentence infuriated Hayley, turning her face pale.

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Recommended: A great novel "Sweet Marriage: Boss Ning’s Strong Love" by Yue Yi Xi Chuang.