Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love novel Chapter 490

Harold spoke up, and his voice was heavy with old memories. "You know your mother had her reasons. Have you forgotten the phone call your father made before he passed? He wanted you to live a good life, to let go of the past, and to not let one incident ruin two generations."

Joseph's parents had fallen in love during their university years, their bond so strong and quick that they soon conceived Joseph. But their happiness was short-lived. A man who claimed to be the fiance of Joseph's mother showed up and forcibly took her away from Joseph's father.

The aftermath of their separation was devastating. Consequently, she spiraled into depression and tragically took her own life. Shortly after, Joseph's father did the same.

Harold believed that Joseph's mother, who was engaged to another man, should have severed ties with Joseph's father. The aftermath was a massive tragedy—a fate that was bound to happen.

"Was it wrong for my mother to pursue true love? Was she supposed to just stay because of an arranged marriage?"

Joseph was enraged. ‘They loved each other that they had ended their own marriages. Why couldn't they be together?’

"You promised your father that this matter would end here."

Cyrus’ influence was intricate and complex. He was not just a simple businessman and was always dabbling in the gray areas. If they decided to go after him, Harold assumed that Joseph had more than just Fairlight up his sleeve. But hurting the enemy could potentially backfire, and that was not worth it. Over the past few years, Cyrus had stirred up a few minor issues, but they deemed them unworthy of their attention.

Joseph closed his eyes, trying to get a handle on his emotions. "Don't worry about it."

"Cherish what you have now and prioritize Chloe's well-being. A peaceful and stable life is the best thing you can have."

Joseph's eyes flickered, and he rubbed his temples. "I'll give him one last chance. If he keeps messing with us, I'll settle all scores, old and new, once and for all."