My Sweetheart

Chapter 566 He's Willing to Make Any Compromises

"I won't accept any help from Reece," Kathy said firmly.

"I know. And I believe that Joseph will not stand by."

When Jennifer mentioned Joseph, Kathy finally lighted up.

"He doesn't come with you?" Jennifer asked with concern.

"He has some work to do."

Joseph finally came at 7 p.m..

Kathy helped Jennifer deal with some work. She had always known that Jennifer wanted her to enter the Booth Group. However, Kathy just couldn't meet the business tickler successfully.

She just wanted to be a doctor like Joseph, treating illnesses and saving people.

After dinner, Kathy and Joseph took a walk in the garden.

Kathy told Joseph that Reece came to the Booth Mansion today.

"You feel like you don't know Dona at all, don't you?" Joseph saw through her.

Kathy was a simple girl. She believed what people showed to her.

"Yeah." Kathy frowned.

"Dona is working for Reece now. Perhaps it is not her purpose at the beginning. After all, Reece does whatever it takes to win in the business world," Joseph said indifferently.

"What about you?" Kathy stared at him.

"If people don't offend me, I won't do anything."

"The Bridges Group has been targeting at your company. You won't stop the competition until one of you gets broke?"

"Yes. Who do you think will win?" Joseph looked at Kathy, all calm.

"Of course you." Kathy held his arm.

Joseph had been an omnipotent God to her.

"You're very confident in me." Joseph smiled.

"Because I like you. No matter what, I only trust you." Kathy stared at him.

Joseph held her little face and gazed at her smile. Then he closed his eyes and hugged her tightly with his forehead against hers.

He hugged her so tightly, as if he wanted her to become part of him.

"Kathy, I love you," Joseph said in a low and charming voice.

Kathy thought she heard fireworks. She stiffly raised her head and looked into his eyes, which were twinkling like the Milky Way. She could see herself in it.

This was the first time she had heard this from Joseph.

He said he loved her.

Tears rolled out of her eyes and fell on her hand. Only then did she regain her composure.

Kathy buried her head in Joseph's arms. She was truly too excited and embarrassed.

"You mean it?" She murmured.

Kathy always felt it like a dream since she got together with Joseph. He was too outstanding. And she thought they were separated by countless barriers.

However, she still fell in love with him.

"Of course, babe. I love you."

And Joseph had also fallen in love with Kathy long, long ago. Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org exclusive © material.

Kathy raised her tearful face and hugged Joseph's neck as she kissed him deeply.

"Stuff it. I also ... love you. A lot." She mumbled.

This night, the stars shone brightly.

...

Two days later, Kathy went to school from the Booth Mansion.

She had got a new mentor now. So, she pushed open the door of the instructor's office nervously.

The sunlight was streaming. The man in a white shirt was against the light, but he looked extremely familiar.

Jo ... Joseph?

Why would he come?

Kathy stopped as she watched Joseph turn around with a charming smile as he always did.

"Kathy, Professor Joseph would work here from today. He's be your mentor from now on," The headmaster said in a deep voice.

Now Kathy only doubted if she had heard it wrong.

Joseph ... became her mentor?

She must be dreaming....

However, Joseph was standing here, in front of her for real.

"What? You don't like what you got?" Joseph walked closer to Kathy and raised his eyebrows slightly.

Kathy looked very cute when she was dumbfounded.

Kathy figured out what was going on and felt somewhat embarrassed.

"Of course not."

After leaving the headmaster's office, Kathy calmed down and looked at Joseph.

"When did you decide to work here?" It was big news, but Kathy just knew about it.

Joseph had kept her in the dark.

"Half a month ago." Joseph looked at her.

Kathy immediately got a stony face.

"Joseph, you've been lying to me!" She glared at him.

Joseph hugged her, but Kathy struggled and tried to push him away.

"You didn't ask me." Now Joseph looked very innocent.

"You can tell me yourself!" Kathy said angrily.

She had been worried that she would have no mentors. However, it turned out that Joseph had decided to work here and be her mentor.

"It's not confirmed until today. You know I won't let you feel uncomfortable." Joseph grabbed her waving hands.

He knew Kathy was in an embarrassing situation. People dropped her like hot potatoes because of her identity.

Therefore, after Dona left, no one was willing to be Kathy's mentor.

In fact, Joseph had decided to work at University F earlier. Dona's resignation had given him this opportunity.

But he wanted to surprise Kathy.

"I'm fine. But you really scared me," Kathy muttered.

"Is that so? Are you not happy about this?" Joseph looked at him and frowned slightly.

"No. It's just you didn't tell me about it."

"I was afraid you’d be disappointed if it didn't work out."

"As long as there’s hope, I won’t be disappointed. But Joseph ... are you really going to take me as your student?" Kathy looked at Joseph nervously.

She felt that she was holding him back when she worked with Joseph.

He was way smarter than her.

"Sure. But you know I'm very strict, Ms Kathy." Joseph looked at her.

"I see, Professor Joseph. I won't disappoint you." Kathy laughed out loud.

This result was not bad.

"But you're not working here for me, are you?" Kathy asked.

"Kathy, you have always been the most important person in my heart," Joseph said affectionately.

He would make any compromises for her.

It was not even a problem for him to work at University F.

Kathy was stunned. She looked at Joseph and remained silent for a long time.

Joseph had done too much for her.

Tear misted her eyes, so she turned her head and tried to hide her emotions.

However, Joseph held her little face even faster than she turned away. They were standing on the sidewalk. And many students were passing by.

So, Kathy immediately pushed Joseph away and wiped her eyes. Her voice sounded unnatural. "We're at school. You are a professor, so we need to keep a distance."