Joe visits Oddie after not seeing the man for a long time. The relationship between the two of them was quite good, especially after Sarah died and Oddie decided to consider Jesslyn as his daughter. And now, Joe's purpose for coming to see Oddie was to discuss what was happening at Skyland Company. He wanted to get some advice that might help him to overcome the problems that were happening, especially since the man was quite an influential person and had a lot of experience. "So, the news about SkyLand Company going downhill is true?" Oddie asked. He, whose condition had improved, took a sip of tea served by one of the servants in his house. "Yes, Mr. Oddie. I would like to hear your opinion on the problems that SkyLand Company is facing. Moreover, you are one of the investors in my company, so you might be able to give some thoughts from your perspective as an investor," Joe pleaded. "Call me dad, Joe. Aren't we family now? Don't be so formal when we're not in the office," Oddie

Joe looked from Rosetta to Ben and back again; he was bewildered by what his father-in-law had just said. “Mum, tell me you’re wrong. Did you cause Jesslyn’s injuries? Did you cause my daughter’s death?” Joe was breathing heavily. After a month of his wife being in a coma, his child having died, and now he had to face the reality that the cause of it all might well be his own mother-in-law. “Answer me, Mum!” Joe snapped. Ben, seeing his son-in-law losing control, tried to calm the situation. “Rosetta, tell the truth! Don’t hide anything any longer! I’m sure you know the real cause of the accident that befell Jesslyn, don’t you?” Rosetta shook her head, trying to keep her expression as natural as possible so that Joe wouldn’t become suspicious. “No. Jesslyn did fall, but she fell on her own.” Joe tried to accept that fact, but his mind seemed compelled to replay everything. As soon as he realised his mistake, Joe stormed out of there, leaving Ben and Rosetta in the midst of a te

Weeks passed, and Moss still hadn’t returned. Aaron, having lost half his support, could only focus on the company and his mission to drive a wedge between Noona and Quina. As for Joe, he would put him aside for the time being. “Aren’t you afraid Quina will find out you’re flirting with me like this?” Aaron asked Noona in a whisper. “I don’t care about that old woman. As long as you’re on my side, she’s nobody,” Noona replied in her flirtatious voice. Aaron chuckled; he was enjoying the attention Noona was giving him. “Are you giving that woman the medicine I asked for every day?” Noona nodded enthusiastically. “Yes. Just as you wanted. Lately, she’s been complaining of dizziness and sometimes hallucinating. What kind of medicine are you giving her, anyway?” “Just ordinary medicine. I want her to focus only on her illness and not realize we’re having an affair.” Noona was, of course, happy. She had initially thought it would be difficult to win Aaron over, but it turned out she