Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 662

Manfred and his men were already waiting outside the Peninsula Hotel.

After the experience of being beaten up alone at the banquet last time, Samuel was very careful this time. H e didn't want to be plotted against again. It was enough for such a thing to happen once in his life.

"There's not much information. However, the other party's background shouldn't be small. Otherwise, there's no way we wouldn't be able to find out anything." Manfred said.

"There's no need to investigate. We'll know if it's a man or a ghost." Samuel said. He had a certain speculation about this matter, but he was not sure.

At this time, a woman walked up to Samuel with an arrogant attitude. Although she was not as tall as him, her attitude was high and mighty.

"You are Samuel?" The woman's name was Han Qing. Although her surname was Han, she was not from the Hannigan family. She grew up in the Hannigan family and took care of Han Yan's life. Her status was just a servant of the Hannigan family.

"Who are you?" Samuel asked.

Han Qing looked at Samuel disdainfully and said, "My name is Han Qing. Our Miss wants to see you, but she doesn't want to see irrelevant people."

This irrelevant person was Manfred.

Manfred's face was filled with a bitter smile. He didn't know what kind of environment the little girl's tyrannical aura had been raised in.

Miss? It's just a woman.

Since she was a woman, there was no need for Samuel to worry so much. Furthermore, he was almost certain who she was. He turned to Manfred and said, "Wait for me here."

"Mn." Manfred nodded his head without any objections.

Han Qing looked at Samuel mockingly and said, "I didn't expect you to have men."

"This is a brother, not a subordinate." Samuel said faintly.

Han Qing glanced at Manfred with disdain. In her world, everything was related to interests. The so-called brotherhood was just a beautiful story.

Samuel could feel the arrogance from Han Qing. It seemed that the Hannigan family in the U.S. had a strong sense of superiority in their bones, which caused a servant to be so arrogant.