Chapter 240
“What’s a real home?”
Joseph stopped at a red light. While waiting, he kept replaying Cora’s words.
He no longer considered that house his home. After all, it was never his in the first place.
The villa was under Cora’s name, and she had been the one to purchase it. Strictly speaking, the house had nothing to do with him.
Since Natalie, Selena, and Kimberly weren’t even his children, that house meant nothing to him anymore. With Cora refusing to admit her affair and insisting that she loved him, Joseph was completely speechless.
At Kingsley Estate, Joseph would be living with Rosalie and Brooke. Even though they were a strange pair, he found a rare sense of peace with them.
As long as he ignored them, they wouldn’t even disturb him. After all, they only needed a place to stay and some basic necessities.
And Joseph didn’t need any of that.
At that moment, he suddenly felt that perhaps his days at the monastery were the only time he had ever known true peace. No place in this world could ever feel like home. Perhaps life in the monastery might be his final chapter.
Still, at times, he refused to let it go. There were a few things still holding him back.
For example, Joseph still hadn’t found out who the man was that Cora had cheated with-the one who destroyed their family.
He let out a long sigh. As soon as the light turned green, he sped off to the hospital.
When he got there, the patient had already been placed under anesthesia. She lay on the operating table, waiting for Joseph to provide emergency treatment.
After carefully examining the patient and conducting a thorough assessment, Joseph discussed the situation in detail with the family before ultimately deciding to pursue a more aggressive approach.
The patient’s family was very poor and had reservations. As soon as Joseph promised to waive the medical fees, they immediately thanked him profusely.
However, that didn’t make him feel any sense of achievement. All he felt was a sudden pang in his heart.


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