My Sweetheart novel Chapter 388

"Kathy, if you still like Joseph, don't give up on being with him. Although I feel sorry for my brother, I want you to be happy." Zofia said sincerely.

When she first met Kathy, she didn't have a good impression of her. But after getting to know her, she found Kathy to be friendly and gentle. Zofia was quite fond of her as a friend.

Kathy was silent, but what she did not understand was Joseph's heart.

In the evening, Kathy came to Joseph's office on time.

He was usually at Ocean University on Fridays and did not leave.

At the door, John was waiting apprehensively outside.

Kathy looked at him in confusion.

John was greatly relieved to see Kathy.

"Miss Kathy, you're here at last. I made a reservation for Mr. Joseph. You can take it in with you."

"Okay." Kathy took it.

Pushing through the door, she saw that Joseph was sitting behind his desk with a number of papers in front of him, all about the Joseph's Group.

"John asked me to bring it to you." Kathy put the lunch box in front of him.

"Well, sit down."

Joseph frowned when he saw Kathy was a little nervous.

Instead of sitting down in the empty seat next to him, Kathy sat on the other side of the desk. Since Joseph was going to eat, she read first herself.

Only, Joseph came over without eating.

"I'll finish your class early so you can go back to bed early."

"You eat first. I'm in no hurry."

"I'm not hungry."

"You can't be. You have to eat on time!" Kathy was furious. It was past dinner time.

He did it all the time. Whenever he got busy, he didn't even eat.

Joseph's tense face finally changed and he smiled as he watched Kathy's annoyed face.

"What did you eat tonight?" He asked her as if he were a familiar friend.

Kathy said it one dish at a time. As she watched Joseph eat gracefully in front of her, she found the sight of him really pleasing to the eye.

As she watched, she became distracted.

Sensing Kathy's distraction, Joseph moved closer. Suddenly， he cupped her chin with his fingertips.

When Kathy realized it, she immediately raised her hand against him.

"Are you hungry?" He asked.

"No no. I'm full." Kathy lowered her head.

"Yeah," Joseph responded, putting his lunchbox aside and starting to tutor Kathy.

Kathy was a good learner. Even though she hadn't attended several classes, she understood a lot of what Joseph was saying as soon as he said it.

As time passed and Kathy worked on her exercises, Joseph went about his business.

When she finished, Kathy looked up and saw Joseph on the phone.

She was standing a little away from him. When he hung up, she walked over to him.

"Was it hard?" He asked.

Kathy pursed her lips and nodded earnestly.

It was really hard.

She already reckoned she would be wrong about a lot of it.

"This isn't knowledge you have to know to take neurology. You don't usually get exposed to it," Joseph explained.

"Well, I'm still terrible at it." Kathy was troubled.

"Are you so unsure of yourself?" Joseph looked at her.

Kathy bit her lip and didn't say anything.

There was a pause before she brought her homework over, "I'm going to go do it again."

Joseph didn't let her do it alone. He sat down on her side and explained it to her again.

Familiar scents were close at hand. It was hard for Kathy to concentrate.

Fortunately, however, Joseph's lecture was not boring. She listened attentively and finally understood, and her homework went much more smoothly.

It was already midnight.