Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

“Serves her right. It’s her fault for not appreciating such a good husband. She can’t blame anyone else for this.”

“That’s true, but their wedding photos looked so beautiful. They were a picture-perfect couple. What a pity.”

“We shouldn’t pity someone who lacks moral integrity.”

“Let’s not dwell on it. After all, Mr. Joseph is never short of women. He brought another one last night…”

The nurses’ voices slowly faded into the background, and Chloe felt her heart grow numb. Tears uncontrollably cascaded down her face, drenching the pillow in a large damp stain.

The sky was dimly lit as Joseph awoke with a terrible headache, the result of drinking too much the previous night.

Xavia approached him, holding a glass of tomato juice. “Drink. It’ll help alleviate your hangover,” she said in a gentle tone.

Joseph refused the drink and furrowed his brow. “Why are you here?”

and found you drunk, clutching that wedding album and stumbling around with the intention of driving to the hospital to find Chloe,” Xavia explained, her expression filled with helplessness. “I couldn’t allow you to drunk-drive in the middle of the night, so I had to bring you here. Little did I know that you’d fall asleep once

kind of love potion. did that dumbo give me? I couldn’t

here with me all night?”

replied, pointing to the chair beside her. “I sat there the entire time.

on the bed.”

head back

you remember bringing your wedding photos? The ones you took with

photos?” He shook his head. In his memory, he recalled throwing the album away at the bar, but

pursed her lips, feeling somewhat helpless. “Last night, you threw away the album… You threw it in the bin at the

my fault. You can blame

as he pondered, ‘I threw the album?’ He recalled the moment of frustration at the bar when he impulsively tossed the album aside, but deep down, a part of

noticed the shift in Joseph’s expression and decided to provoke him further. “I’ll check the bin at the parking lot for you. It was your first marriage after all, and I’m sure those photos hold significant meaning.”