Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love novel Chapter 589

"How could you, Joseph?! How can you be so cruel and heartless?! If you force me to sign this paper, I'll hate you for the rest of my life!" Chloe shouted at the top of her lungs, expressing her grievance.

Joseph remained unperturbed. He pulled her hand and tightened it around the pen as her name was written crookedly and reluctantly in the designated space. At the final moment, Chloe exerted all her strength to break free from his control and stabbed him in the palm with the pen. However, he seemed completely unaware and continued to complete the final stroke of her signature.

In a state of despair, Chloe lowered her weary arm and let out a desolate smile. "I'll ask you one last time, Joseph. Do you truly refuse to believe me?"

They had already reconciled and gotten rid of Xavia—the only obstacle in their relationship—so how did things suddenly turn out this way?

With a sudden pang of inexplicable emotion, Joseph's heart softened for a moment when he heard her choked-up voice. However, he simply uttered one sentence before resolutely turning away.

"Icarus has already confessed. Your words mean nothing."

Chloe helplessly watched his retreating figure, feeling as though a gaping hole had been torn open in her chest, making every breath painful. After stubbornly waiting for an hour, she believed that Joseph had truly abandoned her.

She covered her face and wept in despair, her frail shoulders drooping in profound misery.

*

Feeling weak and helpless, Chloe cried herself to sleep. When she woke up the next morning, Abigail approached her and said, "Ms. Chloe, Mr. Joseph asked me to take care of you. If you feel unwell, please let me know."

Upon hearing this, Chloe's eyelashes trembled. "Do you know where Icarus is?"

"He's currently at Mr. Joseph's home."

Abigail had overheard this when the team members were discussing their plans yesterday.

Chloe threw back the covers and got out of bed. She had to confront Icarus directly. She could not allow herself to be unjustly accused.