Standing there motionlessly, Joseph remained silent for a long time.
"My father hurt your family," added Irish with her head lowered.
Joseph closed his eyes, and when he opened his eyes, lonesome filled them.
"Your father did nothing wrong from the aspect of the interest. But he plundered a burning house from the aspect of morality,"
Irish was clear about what he meant.
"But everything is gone. I am tired of living with hatred," He continued.
Startled, Irish trembled slightly and said, "But I remember the sentence you said to my father."
"It is just my angry words," responded Joseph directly.
After hearing this, Irish looked up at him, waiting for him to continue.