Chapter 42:Maxwell

When Morrigan entered, the first thing she noticed was how simple everything was. The mirrors, floors, furniture, and curtains were all in plain colors, and there was no excessive luxury.

Accompanied by a well-dressed secretary, Morrigan glanced around with scrutinizing eyes and said calmly, "This place looks very modest. For a man like Maxwell."

The secretary slightly turned her head and replied in a formal tone, "Mr. Maxwell is not a man who enjoys excess. After all, he works for his people."

"He's not one of those who live in palaces while his people suffer in misery," the secretary gave Morrigan a meaningful look for a moment and added. Despite narrowing her eyes at this remark, Morrigan said nothing.

"How should I address you?"

"You may call me Emily."

Seeing that the secretary didn't want to talk further, Morrigan stayed silent, and soon they arrived at a room.