Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Crimson Oasis of Aesper was a renowned nightclub bustling with people from all walks of life, each with their own unique character. Led by a waiter, Joseph made his way to the entrance of a private VIP room.

“The gentleman has arrived,” announced the two guards stationed at the entrance, one of them holding onto a black bowler hat reminiscent of those worn during funerals.

“Mr. Joseph, this is a gift from Mr. Otto-” the man began, but his words were cut short as the man behind Joseph delivered a forceful slap across his face. “Fuck! Who do you think you are? I’ll send you to your grave!”

The guard was instantly hurled against the wall, and the hat in his hand conveniently landed on the head of his companion. Lucas raised his thumbs at Vince Fiersen in admiration. “Bro, you truly live up to your name. You’re fearsome and formidable.”

Mr. Joseph always brought this man to such occasions. With his towering height of 1.9 meters and weight of 190 kilograms, Vince truly commanded attention.

Joseph cast a glance at the other man guarding the door, who trembled nervously and swiftly opened it. “Please step inside…” he stammered, his voice filled with trepidation.

In the private room, colorful lights flickered, dimly illuminating everyone present. A beautiful woman was perched on Otto’s thigh, whispering to him affectionately. But the moment her eyes fell upon Joseph’s figure-his slim waist, broad shoulders, and dignified demeanor-she was instantly captivated. Although Otto was handsome in his own right, he had a different style compared to Joseph. She much preferred someone like Joseph.

“If you like him, go ahead

in response. “Thank you, sir.”

hips as she approached Joseph, casting a flirtatious glance. “This is our

word, Lucas stepped forward and sternly said, “Get lost.” Though he could not overpower the bodyguards, he could still ward off these unwanted advances.

grew irritated and glared at Lucas in anger,

scolded. With two pregnant women at home, haven’t you been suffocating these past few months?” Otto joked as if they were old acquaintances. He paused for a moment, then feigned realization. “Look at me, I forgot.

a good deed and adopt a few

became agitated and stomped her foot in anger. “I’m

and you eventually will be. Mr.

father.”

in Joseph’s words. “That’s enough. I didn’t come