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A Man with Nerves of Steel (Joseph Hart) novel Chapter 590

Chapter 590

As expected, Cora refused to admit that she had cheated on Joseph. Instead, she wanted to twist the truth. She was truly delusional. He had never met anyone so shameless.

Joseph was furious, but he deliberately played dumb. He stammered, “That would be extremely difficult…”

“Is it just difficult? So, there’s room to make it work!” Cora exclaimed, as if she had discovered something new. Her eyes lit up with excitement.

“There’s room for it, but it would be extremely difficult. I couldn’t do it alone. If you want to make it happen, you’ll have to take some serious risks. You may have to pay a very high price. I don’t think it’s worth it,” responded Joseph.

“It’s worth it. Nothing matters more to me than having my husband come back and restoring peace to our family. Tell me what needs to be done. If you can’t do it yourself, I’ll find a way to make it happen. I’ll take responsibility for the risks and the consequences,” replied Cora.

Joseph said, “I don’t know what you’re capable of. I have no idea how much influence you have…”

Cora cut him off. “Just tell me what needs to be done. I’ll handle the rest.”

Joseph responded, “Your request caught me off guard. I need to go back and look through my materials again. The next time we meet, I’ll give you a specific plan.”

Cora smiled. “I’ll wait for good news then.”

Cora took out a slip of paper with three phone numbers written on it. They were three of the women from the ten cards she gave Joseph last time.

All he had to do was give them a call. They would come to him whenever he wanted, and everything was completely free. Whatever kind of service he wanted, they would provide it.

Cora really was willing to spend. Joseph accepted the paper and said, “I have one more question. Isn’t Skylar better than Dr. Hart? You’ve already had three daughters with Skylar. Wasn’t that your choice? Why have you suddenly changed your mind and decided you want Dr. Hart instead?”

Cora answered, “There’s a huge misunderstanding here, and I can’t explain it all right now. No matter when or where you ask me, I can always say this. My daughters are my husband’s children.”

Joseph muttered, “This really is a case where each side has its own valid arguments. You’ve completely confused me. It’s way too complicated for my brain.”

Joseph rubbed his temples and pocketed what Cora had given him. Just before leaving, he suddenly turned around and stared at her.

He said, “Ms. Lowell, if I help you overturn your husband’s DNA test reports, aside from you, I’ll be the only other person who knows about it. Are you going to kill me afterward?”

Cora froze. She had never expected Joseph to ask the question so bluntly. In reality, she had already considered it. Especially after investigating his background, she had thought about using him for as long as she needed him and silencing him afterward.

After all, as long as no one knew her secret, she could remain innocent in his eyes. She was sweet, pure, and untouchable.

Of course, getting rid of someone like him would be easy. All it would take was a subtle hint from her, and someone else would carry it out for her. Even if someone investigated his death afterward, no one would suspect her.

There would always be someone else willing to take the fall. There were always more ways around a problem than there were problems themselves.

Now that Joseph had brought it up himself, Cora could only respond, “Do you think I would take that kind of risk? Anything you want, I can give you. I’m not going to break the law and risk everything over something so trivial. I know better than to trade a

majur advantage for a minor one.”

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“That’s what you say, but still can’t take your word for it. Once this is done, if you turn against me, we’re both going down together. Neither of us with come out ahead. I hope things never get to that point,” replied Joseph.

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