Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 350 Unexpected Encounter With Xavia

Chloe took a deep breath, determined not to let anger consume her. “If you insist on giving it, then go ahead.” She would just perform her part perfectly and play along with him. She would return the money to him once Harold left.

The corner of Joseph’s mouth curled as he retrieved a black supplementary card from his wallet and placed it on the bedside table. Chloe instantly recognized the card-it was the supplementary card he had given her before. When she had moved out of the villa, she had returned the card to him.

There was no credit limit on this card, implying that as long as Joseph did not go bankrupt, she could continue to use it. They had once lived under the same roof, and back then, she had not felt anything odd about it. But now, using this supplementary card as divorce

compensation felt oddly strange.

Chloe parted her lips as if she wanted to say something, but ultimately, she remained silent. Joseph assumed her silence was due to the staggering amount of money involved. His handsome eyebrows arched slightly, and a disdainful, arrogant smile formed on his face. He believed she placed love above all else, but it seemed she was merely putting on a facade.

‘Ah, what a stupid woman. Still driven by her love for money,”

Strangely, this realization brought Joseph a sense of satisfaction.

Chloe’s injuries were minor, and after three days in the hospital, the doctor gave her the news that she could be discharged. However, Icarus would need to remain hospitalized for a while longer.

This

the piled-up work at the office, I’ll come to

much at work? A woman’s greatest skill lies not in her earnings, but in how well she tends to her husband

are just ordinary friends,”

each other. Who would be willing to marry you

“Mom!”

into my relationship with Icarus, but I can’t make any promises regarding marriage at this

lowering her gaze to conceal

filled with indescribable excitement. “Are you

was willing to

incredible. Everything I’ve done has been worthwhile.”

displeasure. “This divorced woman carries herself with an air of superiority as if

free and forced a smile onto

with the discharge procedures. As she waited outside the ward, she unintentionally overheard the conversation between

“Why does it seem like