Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 228 My Parents Died Too. Does That Warrant Empathy?

Nathan said, “I think both of you are at fault.”

Chloe was at fault for hiding the truth, and Joseph was at fault for not trusting her.

Joseph’s cold gaze pierced through Nathan, his eyes sharp as a knife.

Sensing the intensity, Nathan quickly adjusted his stance. “Although both of you share some blame, the main issue lies with Chloe. Your fault is minimal.”

“Give me a solution.”

“Buy her happiness with money,” Nathan suggested, pausing for a moment before continuing, “I can empathize with Chloe. It’s devastating for a young girl to witness her seemingly perfect family being torn apart by a malicious woman, and now discovering that her biological father caused her mother’s death. These are heavy blows to endure.

“However, Chloe lost control of her emotions for a brief period in the morning and managed to regain composure by noon, immersing herself in her work. Whether she’s putting on a facade of strength or genuinely possesses inner resilience, you should try to understand and empathize with her more.”

as he responded, “Empathy, you say? My parents died too. Does

shifting abruptly. The topic of Joseph’s parents had always been a taboo one, a subject no one dared

wisely shifted gears, saying, “But Chloe has a forgiving nature. If you provide her with a generous shopping allowance, she probably won’t stay angry for long. No

of action would be for Joseph to set aside his pride and offer comfort to Chloe, but given his temperament, he would not bend easily. Handing over money

to withdraw all the

by one at the conference room. Chloe selected a seat at the back, filled with concern that Joseph might create a scene. Losing face in front of so many people would be

He paid no heed to Chloe, as if she were invisible, and

he lounged around

the meeting, one of the senior executives made a

released by the marketing department last week was exceptional. Within a week, it

added, “Indeed, I also noticed that. Was it Chloe who was in charge

rose from her seat, feeling a mix of reluctance and humility. In a polite and modest tone, she responded, “While I was responsible for drafting the proposal, the collection of data and information was a collaborative effort of the entire