Chapter 133 Work as a Maid at Night

"I didn't."

"Then why are they…"

"You’re my wife. If they disrespect you, wouldn't it be disrespecting the Whitmans?" he answered.

On top of those, Chloe did not disgrace him.

The bidding for the piano ended with a final bid of 2,000,000 dollars, called out by Joseph himself. It was not that others lacked the money, but rather, they did not dare to bid.

After all, it was his wife who played the piece, and their participation was merely for show. Engaging in a bidding war would have been inappropriate.

On their way back, Joseph asked Chloe, "Why do you only know how to play one piece?"

She paused for a moment, and self-mockingly replied, "When I was in high school, I wanted to learn to play. However, my father insisted that Ava should be the one to learn, believing that it was unnecessary for me to spend money on such pursuits. To prove myself, I’d visit a classmate's house every afternoon to practice on their piano. Due to my limited access to the instrument, I became familiar w