Kathy found out that recently Joseph get out early and came back at dusk.
He still slept on the floor every day, but he had left before she woke up. It was long after she fell asleep
that she occasionally heard slow footsteps and knew that he was back.
She had been living in Joseph’s residence during this period. Without Joseph, Mathew's attitude
towards her has become even colder, even the eyes looking at her were full of disgust.
She would even take the initiative to have a meal with them, because she found that as long as she
appeared in front of Mathew and Maryam, their mood would be particularly bad, and even had no
appetite to have a meal.
She was happy to do such a thing now.
As soon as she picked up the chopsticks, Mathew asked her coldly, "Kathy, Joseph has always been
outside this time. Do you always quarrel with him, so he refuses to come back?"
Although Maryam would accompany him every day, his adopted granddaughter was naturally inferior to
his own grandson. At first Joseph ignored him directly in this family, but now he didn’t show up in front
of him.
Even if the guard said he would come back every night, Kathy was the only one who could see him.
Kathy lowered her head and drank the soup. She had no appetite to eat, but she couldn't abuse the
child in her belly, so she forced herself to eat something every meal.
She raised her eyes and said faintly, "What if I quarrel with him?"
A smile hovered on her lips, "What? Your grandson refuses to talk to you and doesn't want to see you,
so you can only find me to inquire about him?"
Maryam was very dissatisfied with her attitude, "Kathy, I respect you as my sister-in-law, but don't go
too far. Because your brother just died, so grandpa and I always endure you."
She slowly put down the chopsticks in her hand, and the smile that hovered on her lips disappeared in
an instant, "Do you really think Brother Joseph kept you because he still likes you? Kathy, I think you
are quite smart, but why you are always doing something stupid? He doesn't like you, he just feels
guilty to you, so he keeps you in Joseph's residence."
Kathy felt Maryam said that he felt guilty for her was even more ridiculous than the affectionate look he
showed.
She still was expressionless, and continued to drink the soup.
Maryam's voice continued to be sounded from the other side, "I don't think Brother Joseph was wrong.
Your brother killed his sister, and you are also an indirect accomplice. You are just paying for it!"
Mathew had seen enough Kathy’s poker face in front of them, and said impatiently, "Kathy, how much
money you want? Tell me, sign a divorce settlement to divorce Joseph immediately and leave Joseph’s
residence."
They finally can't bear her?
Kathy still had a smile on her face, "You lied to Joseph that I was pregnant and threatened you to go to
my brother, just to get him to drive me out personally... because if my brother and I killed her sister and
hurt his grandfather, he will definitely not forgive me, huh."
She looked at the two people playfully, "Mathew, you found a woman who looks like me. Are you going
to let her be your granddaughter after you drive me away? Maryam, you always wanted to marry your
Brother Joseph?"
Maryam and Mathew looked at each other. There was an embarrassed look on Maryam's face because
she was seen through, but soon she became calm.
"I never denied that I like Brother Joseph. As for marrying him..."
She raised her head, "It's also because of you. From the very beginning Brother Joseph brought you
back, he pampers and spoils you, but you don’t even give him a good face. Grandpa treats you well,
but you also are like this. Especially you still hate Brother Joseph so much now. Kathy, you don't
deserve to be his wife at all!"
She looked so arrogant, as if she was the only person in the world who was worthy of Joseph.
At night, Kathy had recently slept very deeply, because she was already very tired after she was
pregnant, and her nerves were high-strung during the day. Her nerves were relaxed only when she was
alone.
She didn't hear the noise when Joseph came back, but the bedroom door was knocked hard in the
middle of the night.
She slept very deep but also very light, so the sound immediately woke her up.
She slowly opened her eyes, but within a few seconds, she heard the sound of the door being opened.
Joseph stared at the woman standing at the door with a sullen expression, and dragged her far away
before speaking in a low voice, but Kathy still heard the man's sullen growl.
"Maryam, what are you doing! Do you know Kathy has been asleep for a long time? You have
disturbed her. Go back!"
Maryam was almost frightened by his cold and stern appearance, so she didn't even say the whole
thing. "Brother Joseph, it was grandpa who had an accident... He was suffering from depression and
cut his wrist... …"
To her surprise, Joseph's face was still cold, but he said lightly, "Then notify the doctor."
Then he turned around and closed the door, and then turned back.
Maryam was completely stunned. She told him that grandpa was going to commit suicide. He actually
remembered to shut the door. He was so afraid that the outside sound and light would disturb her
sleep?
He really was...
Kathy didn't bother to pay attention to their farce. During the day, she didn't see where Mathew was a
little bit prone to depression.
She closed her eyes and went back to sleep.
Joseph walked fast, but he didn't panic at all. When he walked into the room, he saw a large patch of
blood stained on the plain sheets. He frowned, but his face still expressionless.
Some servants had been rushing to stop the bleeding of his cut wrist, but Mathew was obviously very
uncooperative and was struggling. The servants did not dare to press him too hard.
Joseph indifferently told the bodyguard who had already come in, "Send Grandpa to the hospital."
Maryam couldn't help but immediately said, "Brother Joseph, can Grandpa go to the hospital now? I'm
afraid he will be irritated..."
Joseph ignored her and watched as the bodyguard lifted Mathew into the wheelchair, then pushed the
wheelchair out. He followed behind.
Maryam naturally wanted to keep up, but Joseph turned his head. His gaze was torch, so cold and
indifferent, "Why grandpa suffers from depression?"
She didn’t know why now she just felt this man’s aura made her even more timid and scared, and the
indifference and hostility in him were too strong.
"Because of sister-in-law... You aren’t at home during the day, she always has a bad relationship with
Grandpa, and she always irritates him, especially you ignore Grandpa now."
Seeing the man frowning and thinking about something in a cold expression, she asked tentatively,
"Brother Joseph, I think since your relationship is irreparable, maybe you should divorce... As for her
brother's matter, we can compensate her with money. If this continues, Grandpa will not be able to bear
it..."
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