Torturing Him Requires Patience

In regards to Lukas's case, Joseph felt that Isabella was much more mature than she had been in John's case.

Although she was sad, she was not confused.

Hypocritical feelings should not be left. They should be eliminated decisively.

Otherwise, the one who would be hurt in the end would be herself.

If she gave him the right, he could hurt her. If she took back the right, no one could hurt her...

As for Isabella in the Smith family...

Although Gerry's investigation was not very clear, and the servants of the Smith family were more tight-lipped than he had imagined, Joseph had a faint feeling that Isabella might have been abused in the Smith family. However, he also felt that since she was so smart, she should not be just abused. Moreover, she had agreed with him a long time ago that Carl could not know their relationship.

Moreover, once he really interfered with her family problems, he should protect her to the end and be responsible for her future life...