Always Been Yours

The rest of the people were stunned as well. "Master Joseph?"

"Joseph, you…" There was clear suspicion in everyone's voice. Even Remus scrutinized Joseph. Joseph felt himself panicking at the sight of everyone's gazes. However, he was a man of experience—Nicholas might have shocked him with this sudden attack, but it only took him a while to calm down. Joseph then decided that he would take a more aggressive approach in return.

Joseph widened his eyes and glared at Nicholas before barking at him. "What are you trying to say here? Are you suggesting that my assistant tried to hurt your brother?" Nicholas remained calm even when he saw Joseph trying to deny the truth. "Well, why are you in such a rush to deny it? I haven't made any accusations," Nicholas replied with a smirk. In other words, he was implying that Joseph seemed a little too defensive.

The rest of the people exchanged glances after hearing Nicholas' words. They seemed rather speechless for a while, and most of them ended up turning to look at Remus. Meanwhile, Remus was staring at the ground. There was a dark look on his face, but no one could guess what was running through his mind.

to Joseph with a look of fury

"You don't have any evidence of your claims. Stop making accusations!"

hand, was furious when he heard Stefania. However, he knew that there was no point in arguing with

had a chance to explain himself, Nicholas continued, "Well, I'm glad that you're anxious because it just shows that you're guilty. Since that's the

had evidence that could be used against him. However, Joseph wasn't prepared to give in just yet. "You're speaking without evidence. How could you just claim that I'm guilty?" Joseph

of course. This accident might seem rather sudden, but there's a clear reason behind it," Nicholas explained. Edward was already standing by his side, and Edward took action after receiving Nicholas' signal. Edward stepped forward with some files before he handed a copy to every single person in the room. They seemed confused at first, but their expressions turned serious after they read them.

was soon replaced by a powerful