The old man's eyes were a little red, but it was hard to tell if it was from anger or some other emotion.
He had lost all hope for this son of his decades ago.
He had thought marriage would temper him, but instead, he only got worse, even driving his own wife to her death.
From that moment on, the old man had severed all familial ties with Joseph Shaw.
Now that Joseph Shaw was behind bars, he felt nothing but a brief jolt of surprise. There were no other emotions.
"Joseph Shaw broke the law. It's good for him to stay in there. As for when he gets out, that's entirely up to him."
But the old man just snorted coldly. "Hah. He thinks he's getting out?"
"I still haven't settled the score with him for what happened to your mother!"
Jasper Shaw remained silent.
When he was a child, Joseph Shaw and his mother never got along. His mother was from Solis, and she had a gentle way of speaking. Even when she knew Joseph was seeing other women, she didn't dare say a word.
