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A Man with Nerves of Steel (Joseph Hart) novel Chapter 755

Chapter 755

Half an hour later, Joseph was carried back home. There was blood at the corner of his mouth, and his limbs hung limply at his sides. The sight terrified Yara.

Joseph couldn’t die. If he did, Yara would lose all the money she had entrusted to him. All her plans would fall apart.

Although Yara liked Joseph more, Henry was even more important to her at the moment. When she saw Rhea enter, she asked, “How is he? What did he do to deserve this? Why did you beat him so badly?”

Rhea ignored Yara. Instead, she turned her attention to Joseph and remarked, “If you had agreed to marry me sooner, you wouldn’t have had to take that beating. Look at you now. You still ended up having to do what my father wanted. You took that beating for nothing. You’re such an idiot.”

Joseph asked indifferently, “I’ve never done anything to you. Why are you trying to ruin me?”

Rhea scoffed. “How am I ruining you? I’m giving you the opportunity of a lifetime. With my father backing you, you can do whatever you want around here. Just wait until you see how good you have it.”

Rhea turned to look at Yara, ignoring the latter’s disabled legs. She said, “Let’s keep this simple. From now on, you’re Henry’s first wife, and I’m his second wife. We’ll split everything else evenly. The only thing I’m not sharing is having children. I won’t have children.”

Yara was in disbelief. She glanced at Joseph, who had just been beaten, and took a gulp. She couldn’t believe that he had actually predicted the situation.

Joseph and Yara had discussed the possibilities the night before. They had considered that Owen might force Joseph to marry Judy.

Whether anything had happened in that room or not, there would have been no way for Joseph to prove otherwise. Owen could just accuse Joseph of assault, leaving the latter with no choice but to agree.

Even if it wasn’t Judy, Joseph and Yara had expected Owen to offer Joseph another woman. What they hadn’t anticipated was that Owen would choose his youngest and most beautiful daughter of all, 18-year-old Rhea.

Rhea sat down nearby and crossed one leg over the other. She said, “Stop looking at him. He already agreed. He even signed the marriage papers.”

Joseph lay on the bed, groaning dramatically. “You forced me to agree. You held my hand down and made me sign.”

Rhea responded, “Stop acting like you got ripped off. You got a good deal. You won’t regret it.”

Yara asked, “Why do you want to marry him? I remember the Banks, Byers, Huff, and Thorpe families all came to propose marriage to you before.”

Rhea answered, “He’s useful to me.”

Joseph was confused. “How am I useful to you?”

Joseph knew very little about Rhea, especially her personality, habits, or what she needed. The fact that she was willing to marry someone unattractive, and even accept being his second wife, was strange enough.

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Rhea walked over to the bed and pinched Joseph’s chin, forcing him to look at her. She stated, “I was going to tell you eventually, so I might as well tell you today. Besides, you don’t want to get beaten again, do you?

“I need certain medication, and you can get it for me. I’m 18 years old, and my body is mature. After taking those drugs, I became addicted to men. Although you aren’t handsome, you have other qualities.

“My father won’t let me leave, and he won’t let me go around causing trouble outside. I have to get married. Taking everything into consideration, you’re a good fit. Henry, do you have any questions?”

It turned out that Rhea was the one abusing those drugs. Joseph replied, “I can help you stop taking them. In that way, you’ll be able to choose what you want to do with your life.”

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