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A Man with Nerves of Steel (Joseph Hart) novel Chapter 702

Chapter 702

Natalie whined. “I’m broke! I don’t have anything left! You’re going to have to support me from now on.”

“Heh, me? Support you?” replied Joseph.

“You’re practically my uncle-in-law now. You can’t just leave me to fend for myself.”

She had some nerve to say that… Joseph sneered. “With a pretty face like yours, you’d be better off getting married early. Why don’t I find you a wealthy husband and get you hitched sooner? Then he can do his part and start taking care of your dear uncle-in-law here.”

Natalie glared at him. “You wouldn’t dare! Even my parents haven’t said anything about marriage. Just try bringing it up again and see what happens!”

Joseph chuckled, saying, “You’re just an ungrateful little brat. All you do is take advantage of me and bleed he dry. What exactly do I have to be afraid of?”

“You’re the one bleeding me, okay? You scammed me out of all my money! I’m my dad’s daughter and simply want to see him, but you keep making things difficult for me. You’re basically just trying to scam me out of my money.”

Joseph chuckled to himself, thinking that he not only wanted to drain her pockets, but also squeeze money out of Skylar and Yara too.

“You think you can just waltz into the intensive care ward? This isn’t your living room. You don’t get to come and go whenever you please!

“Besides, as long as Cora doesn’t divorce Joseph and marry Skylar, you have no real status here. You’re still stuck with the ‘bastard’ label.”

“Damn you! Say that word one more time, I dare you. I’ll tell my dad and have him kick your butt.”

“I can say it right to your parents’ faces as well! You think I’m scared of them? As far as I’m concerned, you’re just an immature, heartless bastard!”

“Y-You! Ugh! Everyone’s picking on me! I’m so sick of this!”

Natalie was furious with Joseph, but she couldn’t do anything about it. Now that Joseph had risen to power at the Traditional Medicine Center again, he could easily stop her from seeing Skylar.

Feeling wronged, she choked up.

She started playing the victim. “Cora gives me a hard time at home, and now I have to put up with you bullying me here too? You guys just pick on me because I don’t have a father to protect me. You’re awful!”

“Heh, so it’s everyone else’s fault, right? Heaven forbid you look in the mirror.”

“What did I do wrong? How could I possibly be in the wrong? Is it my fault that Cora won’t let me see my dad? You won’t let me see him either. How is that my fault?”

“Right, you’re never wrong. It’s us adults who are always to blame. If only we had designed society’s rules to cater to spoiled children, then you’d never do anything wrong.”

Joseph gave a self-deprecating laugh before adding, “But let me ask you this, Natalie Zahn. Do you even deserve to be catered to?”

“Why wouldn’t I deserve it?”

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“Do you have any actual leverage? You’re just a high schooler. Even if you get into a decent university, you’ll still

st be a student. And like I said, you don’t even have a legitimate standing right now.

“What exactly do you think you’re entitled to? Try being a little more practical. Start with your mom. Your first move should be to inherit your mother’s and grandparents’ wealth.”

“I don’t have that chance anymore. Cora is about to split from the rest of the family and branch out on her own.”

“And how does that affect you? You’re Cora’s eldest daughter. You’re in line to inherit everything she has.”

“How could it not affect me? If Cora branched off and founded Hart Group, her money would belong to the Harts. I don’t share a drop of blood with Joseph Hart.

“Do you really think he’d hand any of that money over to me? He’s a total cheapskate-he wouldn’t give me a single dime.”

Joseph was a little surprised. He hadn’t expected Cora to actually go through with splitting off from the Lowells.

He asked, “Oh, what exactly is your mother trying to accomplish?”

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