Disappointment

He had been like that since he left the Jules family's villa 20 minutes ago. Lucille knew that his disappointment toward his family had reached its breaking point. "Madam Dahlia, go get a glass of water and prepare something for us to eat," she instructed. "Yes, Miss Jules." After sending Madam Dahlia away, Lucille sat down on the sofa and said with a faint smile, "I bought this villa myself, Yoshua. I sold all my shares. Even without being a part of that family, I can stand on my own two feet. This is enough for me to live a good life." After that, she looked at Yoshua and stopped smiling. In a serious tone, she continued, "So you don't have to worry about me at all, Yoshua. Just do what you have to do." Yoshua went abroad on his own many years ago, so he must have achieved many things. He was probably at the peak of his career right then, so he couldn't stop for her. Initially, he was conflicted, but when he raised his head and saw her clear and gentle eyes, that feeling disappeared