My Sweetheart novel Chapter 722

Kathy's knee still hurt. This was her ward, so she wouldn’t bother herself for them.

Joseph kissed her on the face, and then nodded to Mathew, "Okay."

He went out first. Mathew came by himself, and he looked at Kathy complicatedly when he went out.

She was lowering her head and taking off her coat. Her expression was so indifferent and she didn't even look at them.

In the corridor outside.

"Joseph." Mathew looked at the indifferent man, "You really have to ruin Maryam?"

Joseph's eyes were vaguely impatient, "I thought you knew my style very well. Maryam hurt my lover this time."

Mathew persuaded, "You now also know that Kathy's child has nothing to do with Maryam. She may just say something that shouldn't be said, but you can’t let her leave City N forever."

Mathew kept as calm as possible, "Anyway, if I hadn't brought her back to Joseph's residence, she would not have come to this point today. I can guarantee that she will never appear in front of you and Kathy again in the future, but don't ruin her completely."

The chill in Joseph's eyes became deeper, "Yes, if you didn't bring her back to Joseph’s residence as a scapegoat for you, otherwise I wouldn't be standing in front of you now."

Mathew's face suddenly paled, "What are you talking about?"

Joseph looked at him coldly, "From the time you knew that I was going to be with Kathy, from the time you knew that Marlon was the murderer, you wanted to use Marlon's life to pay for Veronica's life, right? Because you know, because of my existence, you could never avenge Kathy."

Joseph sneered, "You also know that I actually wanted to let Marlon go, but you said she was pregnant and forced you to find Marlon. You set a trap and your purpose is to make me and Marlon give tit for tat. Darius’s people could be there because Maryam indeed informed him, but the reason she was so bold, is you are always behind her."

Joseph's eyes were always cold and alienated. Such eyes didn't seem to be looking at a family at all, but more like an insignificant stranger.

Finally, he said lightly, "You are my grandfather, and I will not do anything to you. Veronica's death has nothing to do with Kathy. You misled me at the beginning, I also knew that she was also a victim, but I still put all the blame on her...Grandpa, I hope you not to show up in front of her in the future."

His hand fell on the doorknob and his back turned to Mathew who was already startled. He said lightly, "Don't say she is Maryam, even if she is really my sister, it is useless for you to intercede."

When Joseph returned to the ward, Kathy had changed to her medical clothes and sat cross-legged on the bed looking out the window in a daze.

He said with concern, "Do you want to sleep for a while, or do you want to watch TV?"

After speaking, the doctor hurriedly pushed the door in. "Mrs Joseph is injured? She cannot be discharged from the hospital with her current condition."

If it weren't for the fear of Joseph being blamed, he, a doctor, would really dare not make any mistakes.

"Mrs Joseph, where did you get hurt?" The doctor bent down to examine her.

Kathy lifted her trouser legs, "on knee, not serious."

It was indeed not a serious injury. The doctor quickly bathed the wound with antiseptic and applied medicine to her wound, and instructed, "Although it is not very serious, but you still take a good rest and do not let the wound touch water..."

"I see, when can I leave the hospital?" Kathy looked up and asked.

"Although your body is no longer serious, the abortion is very harmful to the body, so at least you need to live one more week in the hospital before going home."

"Am I fine?" She slowly turned down her trouser ends after applying the medicine, and said faintly, not asking.

The doctor nodded, "Well, it's all right."

After the doctor went out, only she and Joseph were left in the ward.

Kathy slowly flattened her feet. The ward was so quiet that each other's breathing could be heard clearly. Kathy looked at the man standing in front of her bed and suddenly remembered a sentence she had seen.