Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 1352

After finishing his sentence, Joseph stepped into the elevator, leaving James deep in thought. Though he hadn't said a word, James was already piecing things together in his mind. He knew Joseph hadn't been entirely truthful. At the very least, James was convinced he hadn't been reincarnated. If reincarnation wasn't at play, then those memories of a past life must have been implanted by Joseph while James was unconscious.

If James could implant those memories into his own mind, he could likely do the same to others. It seemed he needed to dig deeper and uncover what Joseph had been up to during the past two decades.

Meanwhile, in the Burke family mansion, inside Bea's bedroom, the atmosphere was tense.

"Where's James? He hasn't even bothered to see me since he got back! Does he plan on keeping me cooped up here forever? Go fetch him right now!" Bea demanded, frustration boiling over. She had been under James's restrictions for days, and the thought of stepping outside felt like an impossible dream.

"Bea, Mr. Burke has

more important than his own grandmother? Has he completely forgotten about me?" Bea's face was a storm of dissatisfaction. "Ungrateful, the lot of them! I must've been cursed to

then, the door flew open, startling Marian. She froze upon seeing who stood there-Joseph. He calmly gestured for Marian to leave. In her daze,

saw Joseph standing in the doorway. Despite the twenty years that had passed, she couldn't forget that face. Her momentary daze quickly turned to sharp reality, like waking from a

How did you... Who let you come back?" There was no joy in Bea's eyes, only

it really such a problem for me to come

no son like you! None!" Bea's attempt at composure was shaky at best. "You know you're supposed to be dead, don't you? Why