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A Man with Nerves of Steel (Joseph Hart) novel Chapter 741

Chapter 741

Joseph gave Cura a picture. It showed Yara lying on the bed, disheveled, when he had found her that morning. Since he and Beth had been drugged and Yara couldn’t move on her own, it was obvious he had done it..

Having been through it herself, Cora knew that the flushed look on Yara’s face was a sign of satisfaction. Cora didn’t want to face this reality.

Cora thought that Joseph might have done it to take his revenge on Yara. It might have already happened, or he might still be doing so. There was a chance it wasn’t over yet.

As long as the women Joseph slept with weren’t 18-year-old women, Cora didn’t consider it a threat. She still believed in her own appeal. After all, a 40-year-old woman competing with an 18-year-old woman would usually lose.

Cora believed that whatever Joseph did with other women was nothing more than an outlet for his desire. There couldn’t possibly be any real feelings involved. He still loved her.

Now, Cora just needed to find Joseph and convince him to come back to her. Clutching the picture, she left. She completely forgot that she had originally invited Henry to a meal to discuss working together against the Zahn family.

Cora believed that Henry wasn’t the kind of man who was content to remain beneath others, and she needed someone like him as an ally.

Meanwhile, Joseph was annoyed that Cora had gone looking for the people from the Dixon family and claimed that she wanted to clean up his mess. For a moment, he was tempted to eliminate those representatives from the Dixon family.

In the end, Joseph decided not to. The Dixon family didn’t have the nerve to enter Jenton anyway. There was no reason for him to reveal more of his capabilities. It was better to keep a low profile. His murderous impulse rose before fading. Then, he returned home to rest.

Around midnight, Jenna gave Joseph a call. She complained about missing him and talked about wanting to come back to kiss him, boldly showing her love over the phone.

It was only toward the end of the call that Jenna revealed Eugene Zahn, the head of the medical sect, would be flying back to Jenton within the next two days. Once Eugene arrived, he would meet with Joseph and evaluate him before giving him an important position.

So, the medical sect had no one left to rely on and had decided to use Joseph. They might ask him to change his last name. He could change it. After all, it was a fake name.

Joseph chuckled. Then he reviewed the information he had gathered about Eugene, a thin man in his 70s. If one couldn’t live to 120 years old like Owen, at that age, one was better off taking things easy.

The next morning, Clara came to the hospital to ask about Joel and learned that Joel had suffered a brain injury. Joseph suggested transferring Joel to a major hospital in a major city for further treatment.

When Clara heard how expensive it would be and how there was no guarantee of recovery, she gave up. Joel would remain at Traditional Medicine Center.

Later, Joseph was surprised to discover that Clara never came back to visit or ask about Joel again. A godson was still only a godson. Once the tree fell, the monkeys scattered.

That afternoon, Joseph suddenly received a desperate call from Yara. Yara claimed that Cora had cornered her

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inside a mall. Yara was hiding among piles of old clothing and fabric, afraid to show herself. Otherwise, Cora would cripple her.

After thinking it over for a moment, Joseph decided to go and get Yara. Once they were in the car, he looked at her. Her hair was a mess, but she was wearing a nice dress. She still looked stunning.

Joseph said, “So, you got caught meeting Joseph by his wife? You’ve got some nerve!”

Yara snapped, “Don’t make things up. I was there to shop for clothes. Running into Cora was completely unexpected. If I hadn’t been reluctant to use my brother’s people, would I have ended up trapped by her?”

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