My Weak Wife Is a Real Goddess novel Chapter 124

Miss You All 

I Miss You All 

Lucille reached out to touch the screen, and her eyes suddenly began to 

water. 

“Grandma, mother, grandpa, and father. I miss you all so much…” 

The night was long and lonely. 

In the villa next door… 

Joseph was still lying on the lounge chair. His eyes were closed, and his clean and slender fingers tapped on the little cat’s head. No one could guess what he was thinking. 

Culver stepped forward, closed the window, and whispered, “It’s late, Mr. Joseph. It’s time for you to rest.” 

“Yes,” he responded lazily. However, he did not move. 

Culver hesitated for two seconds and tentatively asked, “Mr. Joseph, the dress that Mrs. Collins wore at the engagement party proves that there is no scar on her back. It means that she is not the person you are looking for. In that case… should we continue looking for the little girl who broke her promise on Life and Death Street?” 

Joseph suddenly opened his eyes from where he was sitting on the deck chair. An overwhelming pressure engulfed the air. 

Culver’s heart skipped a beat. He immediately lowered his head and said, I’m sorry, Mr. Joseph. I shouldn’t have asked that question when I already 

knew the answer.” 

“I don’t think that’s all there is to it. There’s a hidden meaning to your words.” 

Joseph glanced at him with a hint of a smile on his face. His voice was slightly cold and deep as he continued, “If you try to test me again, you can leave my side.” 

“I’m sorry!” Culver blurted. 

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He knelt down and bluntly stated, “I’m just worried, Mr. Joseph. I’ve never heard of Mrs. Collins having medical skills that are better than Master Walton’s. Even Master Walton couldn’t do it, but Mrs. Collins is able to cure you? I’m just concerned. If she was sent by those people…” 

Since things had gotten to that point, Culver simply continued speaking. without hesitation. 

“Mr. Joseph, according to our previous investigation, the daughter of the Jules family was a weak girl and an easy target. However, ever since she drowned, her personality has changed as if she was replaced by another person. I suspect that something is off about her identity. Either she has been replaced, or she’s been hiding the truth all this while.” 

No matter what the truth was, it showed that Lucille was very scheming. They had to keep their guard up. 

Joseph was casually playing with the cat as if he didn’t care at all. He even asked, “So what?” 

Culver choked, looking embarrassed. 

It would be silly to say that Lucille had been replaced. 

Who could look exactly the same as her from head to toe? 

Moreover, Joseph’s attitude clearly showed that even if there was something wrong with Lucille, he did not think it was a problem. 

Culver was speechless. 

Joshua got up from the lounge chair with the cat in his arms. As he 

walked slowly into the room, he also warned, “I’ll spare you one last time, Culver. I don’t want to hear such words again in the future.” 

“Yes, Mr. Joseph!” 

The next morning…. 

Lucille hid the CD. When she went to wash up, she took off the pearl 

necklace Yoshua had given her and got a box to put it in. 

It was Monday. 

She had to go to school. 

After having breakfast, Lucille went out alone. 

When she got to the door of the Jules Residence, she noticed that Joseph was sitting in his car. He seemed to be waiting for her leisurely. 

Lucille did not bother being polite and got into the car. 

“Meow! Meow!” 

She heard a cute voice from beneath her feet. Lucille lowered her gaze and saw a little white ball jumping onto her lap. It rubbed against her hand in a clingy manner. 

The little cat was furry and felt wonderful to pet. 

Lucille quite liked it. She could not help but ask, “Can I hug it?” 

Joseph chuckled. His eyes darkened as he said, “That would make it very happy.” 

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I Miss You All 

Lucille reached out to touch the screen, and her eyes suddenly began to 

water. 

“Grandma, mother, grandpa, and father. I miss you all so much…”