USER: Think a title for: It was Isabella, Mason's daughter and Joseph's only cousin, who walked into the room looking fashionable and beautiful. She was a junior in college and went to school locally. As soon as she entered, she grabbed Joseph's hand affectionately and said, "Why didn't you tell me you were coming back? How long will you be staying this time?" The relationship between Joseph and Isabella was good, and they were like siblings. However, Isabella had a habit of being spoiled by her mother and was not without her faults. She had no intention of continuing her studies and instead wanted to enter the entertainment industry. Joseph's family was blessed with good genes, and both men and women looked attractive. Isabella used this to her advantage and participated in various events to show off her wealth and attractiveness, telling everyone that she was Joseph's sister. Joseph disapproved, but he couldn't do anything to stop her. One time, she even signed a contract with a low-tier talent agency without telling anyone in her family. It was only when Mason intervened that she was finally able to break the contract. Isabella reached out her hand, and Joseph smiled at her. "I came back in a hurry this time, so I didn't bring you a gift. I'll make it up to you later." She leaned her head on his shoulder and asked, "Can you buy me a new limited edition LV bag?" Then, Isabella whispered into Joseph's ear, "The paparazzi took some photos and said that you bought a bag for your gir...

USER: Think a title for: It was Isabella, Mason's daughter and Joseph's only cousin, whofor:Rose had thrust a hundred-dollar bill into his hand before her heart was broken, and walked ahead without acknowledging his presence. "Hey there!" he called out, but she appeared to be oblivious. "Rose!" he chased after her, his competitive nature now at play. He pointed to a nearby dojo and proposed, "Come with me to the next chess game." Rose shook her head. She had been sleepless for days and her headache was about to burst. All she wanted was a refreshing nap. He stood in front of her and gave her a patronizing look. "You don't have the courage." Rose lowered her eyes and shook her head. Charles could tell she was timid like a rabbit, always on the verge of being startled. He caught her with his long stride no matter how she tried to avoid him. Rose was on the verge of tears. "Come with me to the next game and I'll let you leave afterwards." There were no people around during the holidays, and Christopher was away, so no one would know about his bullying of the newcomer. Rose finally acquiesced and followed him into the room looking fashionable and beautiful. She was a juniordojo. There were a few groups of people playing chess in college and went to school locally.the room. When Charles brought Rose in, he stopped the game and watched each group play. We didn't look twice at the little German shepherd, but we couldn't help but be intrigued by Rose, a quiet figure. Our eyes conveyed our curiosity and amusement. How did Rose tolerate this? Her head felt like it was swelling and she could barely breathe. Dizzy and uninterested in playing chess, Rose missed her chance at the beginning. After an hour and a half, she counted the pieces and realized she had lost, with a score of 21-0. Charles smirked with satisfaction, basking in his accomplishment. Rose disregarded the defeat, feeling incredibly uncomfortable. As soon as she entered, she grabbed Joseph's hand affectionately and said, "Whythe game was over, she left without a glance back. "Look, the prodigy is upset," the crowd whispered. "What kind of prodigy loses 21-0?" Rose left the dojo, and news of her defeat at the hands of Charles spread throughout the chess community like wildfire. Even the janitor knew about it by Monday. Christopher knew both Charles and Rose. It wasn't surprising for her to lose to him, but it was unlikely to lose by such a huge margin. He went to see Rose and discovered that she was really sick. The pieces on her chessboard hadn't been touched for half a month. A chess lover would never let that happen without a reason; a person unable to move their gaming pieces for that long must have been ill, both physically and mentally. Soon, the China-Korea Go Invitational Tournament began. Absent because of her ailment, Rose missed out again to Charles. "Rose must be feeling ashamed that she couldn't fight alongside you," remarked one person. "Yes, I once beat her to tears," replied another person, seemingly proud of their accomplishment. William, who claimed to be Rose's biggest fan, had been keeping a close eye on the game. He soon realized that Rose, who had been playing beautifully earlier, was nowhere to be found. Being a skilled gossip expert, he immediately informed Joseph. Joseph, who had been shooting a night scene in the mountains and had just managed to lay down and rest for a few minutes, answered the phone to hear William's alarmed voice. "What's the matter?" Joseph asked slowly, while William sounded frantic. "Rose did not participate in the China-South Korea Go match," William reported. Joseph almost snorted at the name William used for Rose, "Little Darling." William had started calling her that after watching her live broadcast, and even went to learn Go because he didn't you tell me you were coming back? How long will youwant to miss out on anything Rose-related. Joseph sighed and asked, "What does it have to do with me?" After hanging up with William, Joseph tried to get some sleep, but the thought of Rose's absence gnawed at him. He eventually called Christopher to inquire about it. "I'm not sure what happened. Since I came back from C City, Rose hasn't touched her chess pieces. I don't want to force her to play if she's not ready," Christopher explained. Joseph couldn't comprehend why Rose was struggling so much this time, having previously been able to handle spending nights outside when she was younger. "Maybe we should find a psychiatrist to help her," Joseph suggested. Christopher shook his head, "It won't help. We should let her rest for a while and wait for things to get better. She's a talented individual, and I don't want her to be staying this time?" The relationship betweenruined by external pressure." Joseph andwas filled with mixed emotions and regret, but he couldn't quite put his finger on what he was regretting. Although he didn't want to be responsible for Rose's situation, part of him wanted to take her back to C City or at least inquire further. He called his friends in C City to ask about Rose's disappearance that night, and eventually, a short video surfaced of Isabella was good, and they were like siblings. However,taking Rose away from a hotel. His friend had also seen Isabella had a habit of being spoiled by her mother and was not without her faults.that day. "I saw your sister's car at the exit of the Ring Expressway that night. She had no intention of continuing her studies and instead wanted to enter the entertainment industry. Joseph's family was blessedshould have taken the girl to the garbage disposal site. There are homeless people in that area," he told Joseph. Joseph couldn't believe what he was hearing. When Isabella found Rose, she was hiding in an abandoned furnace with good genes, and both men and women looked attractive. Isabella used this to her advantage and participated in various events to show off her wealth and attractiveness, telling everyone that she was Joseph's sister. Joseph disapproved,bricks. She must have known Rose was there, but he couldn'tshe didn't do anything to stophelp. Joseph felt anger rising inside him and wanted to slap his sister. It was becoming worse and worse for the family. He was silent for too long, and his friend advised him, "Forget it. Didn't the hospital say she's fine? Isabella is your sister. You can't take her to the police station and discipline her in private." He thought of Rose lying in the hospital and Christopher's words about her current situation. Why didn't she say anything about what happened to her? On second thought, he wondered what he could do. It was C City, after all, a place protected by Mason and Olivia. At most, Rose would just be put through bad girl education and sent home. He felt pain in his heart for Rose and grew angry towards Isabella. He picked up the phone and called her. One time, she even signed a contract with a low-tier talent agency without telling anyoneIsabella answered, "Brother, you finally answered. What are you doing?" Joseph knew what he had to ask, "Let me ask you, what did you do to Rose that night?" Isabella was surprised and said, "I didn't do anything. I just met her and said hello." Joseph wasn't having any of it, "Just said hello? Are you lying?" He spoke in her family. It was only when Mason interveneda cold and distant tone, unlike his usual angry voice. Isabella was made to feel angry and wronged, "What am I lying about? You took her back to City C and bought her a bag. You didn't do that she was finally able to break the contract.because she seduced you? I just warned her and didn't do anything. Am I not your sister? Why do you always favor Rose?" Joseph sneered, "Just warned her? You want to deny the surveillance video too? Do you want me to give it to the police?" Isabella reached out her hand, andknew Joseph smiled at her. "I came back in a hurry this time, sowouldn't really give the video to the police, and she shouted, "Don't listen to her nonsense. I didn't bringdo anything to her. I was scared. You said you a gift.hated her in front of your aunt, but now you defend her. I'll make it up totell my aunt!" Joseph laughed inside, he knew that Rose wouldn't have told anyone what really happened. He said, "Rose didn't say that. You should be happy she didn't, or you later." She leaned her head on his shoulder and asked, "Canwould have gone to jail. Isabella, you're an adult and should know the difference between right and wrong. If not for Jones's family, who is taking care of you buy me a new limited edition LV bag?" Then, Isabella whispered into Joseph's ear, "The paparazzi took some photos and said that you bought a bag forand your girlfriend,problems? I'm your brother, but you never gave me anything. Tell me the truth, ordon't have to acknowledge me." He emphasized that Jones's family wouldn't do anything for her, implying that she was an outsider. Is Rose the only one who belongs to their family? Isabella cried, "I just hate her. If it weren't for our family, I would be begging on the streets. She ruined our family, and grandma died because of her. Now she's seducing you. I warned her, and I did it for your good." Joseph was fed up with Isabella's jealousy and said, "Shut up. I have nothing to do with her. If you're jealous, work harder. Don't resort to these cheap ways. I'll tell our aunt." Joseph spoke in a low voice, "Let's give it away for entertainment." Isabella nodded and had a look on her face that I could understand. "I'll leave you alone now." She opened her phone again, revealing a picture of a bag inside. "I want this." Joseph doesn't get to see her sister very often, perhaps only a few times a year. Despite this, he nods his head in agreement. "Alright." Mason shoots Joseph a reproachful look. "You'll have to get used to her." Their large home is usually quite desolate, and Joseph doesn't come back often. Luckily, when Isabella is home, Olivia of Kepan doesn't feel too lonely. Therefore, Joseph mostly turns a blind eye to Isabella's behavior. He sees his sister as having some flaws, but believes that she has a good heart and will gain some sense in a few years. Isabella kept pestering him with questions. She was so lively that even Olivia couldn't help but feel amused. "There's a music festival in City A recently.send the video to Rose for safekeeping. If you return to participate, take me with you," she said. "I came back to recuperate," he replied. "I don't believe you're that busy," she said playfully. Suddenly, the phone on the desk began to vibrate. It was Christopher's calling. Joseph answered. "Rose and I willdare bully her in the future, be waiting for you at the police station gate tomorrow. Finish early and leave early. I think Rose is feeling a little irritated." As Joseph finished speaking, he took the phone and walked away.prepared for the consequences." He hung up before Isabella was nearby and listened intently. When she heard the name Rose, she looked towards the two women sitting on the couch. "I heard the name Rose. Is that the drug addict again?" Whencould respond. Ten minutes later, Mason and Olivia purses her lips, Mason glared at her. "Don't concern yourself with adult matters." Isabella grew angry and said, "I'm not worried. That drug addict won't torment my brother anymore. He's taken up playing Go, it's amazing!" It appears that the Jones family is also paying attention to the news. Mason looks at Olivia and advises, "Sister-in-law, it would be bestcalled Joseph, taking turns talking to him. They asked if you keep a watchful eye on Joseph. If not for yourself or my brother's sake, you'll need to do it for the family's sake. Don't let her ruin us again." Isabella's nerves were immediately on edge as soon as she heard the news. "He really took her back to A city? No wonder my classmate saw him with her at the hotel. And here I was thinking I was mistaken." When Joseph returned from his phone call, he was met with a room full of women who lookedhe had anything but happy, especially Olivia. Isabella cried out, "Brother, you didn't come back with Rose, did you? Where did you hide her?" The more Isabella spoke, the more irrational her words became, causing Joseph's face to darken. "What nonsense! Can't you keep your mouth shut?" Isabella stomped her foot and pointed accusingly at him. "You're angry with me, but not with her. Aunt, look at him!" "Shut up!" Joseph shouted in frustration. Isabella bit her lip and hooked her arm around Olivia's, causing her to sink down in her seat. "Say something, Olivia. You're an outsider." Joseph looked helplessly at the women in his family. What did he have to do with Rose? Why were they forcing him to get involved with her? Once Mason and her daughter had left,Rose. Joseph didn't bring up the topic of the household registration book. Olivia nodded gently and refilled Joseph's tea cup. Her demeanor was gentle, but her words were firm. "If I don'tfelt bad about what he did. Isabella was his sister, and he couldn't really give it, I will." Joseph knew that Olivia couldn't wait to kick Rose out of their household registration book. However, the real challenge was confronting his father and waiting for Mason to beg for it. His father was known to have a temper that easily bowed to others. "Why bother? Take this up with him. Besides, Rose is different now. She's 18 and doesn't need a guardian. Just don't give it to her. People at the chess institute have a way of transferring her account. This way, you won't be blamed by dad." Olivia's expression was calm one second and then suddenly changed when she heard his father's suggestion. She grabbed her cup and smashed it on the ground while snapping, "He has no right to blame me. Mason owes me. I just don't want him to be happy. If he has the ability to come back, then he can do it himself." Joseph was used to Olivia's outbursts.Rose the video. He listened as she spoke with a cold tone. "He doesn't want to come back, so let Rose come back and ask for it herself. Our Jones family took care of her for five years. Even a dog knows to show gratitude to its master. She's doing fine. She didn't even bother to show her face when she came back. She's heartless and only wants the household registration book. Did your father pay for her to studywas more concerned about whether he was spoiling Isabella, and what kind of person she would become in Japan recently or is she there now?" Joseph knew that getting the household registration from Rose would be harder than trying to kill her. She probably only recently learned what a household registration book was. Besides playing chess, she was a complete imbecile. "I didn't bring her back with me, Isabella," Joseph responded to his sister's accusatory tone. "And Rose has nothing to do with me either. In fact, I doubt she has anything to do with anyone in our family anymore." Joseph recalled the way Rose had reacted when he had mentioned Mason's name during their conversation. It was clear that she had not been in contact with him for quite some time. "I don't know if Rose's decision to go abroad has anything to do with Mason, but she certainly doesn't seem to hold any affection for our family, or even for Mason, who gave her a new identity and a permanent residence when she had none." The topic of Rose and the Jones family continued to circulate around the dinner table, with everyone expressing their own opinions. Suddenly, Olivia spoke up with a firm tone. "Listen to me, Joseph. You are not to associate with Rose in any way. She is no longer a part of our family and if she tries to come back, I will not let her go." Joseph couldn't help but feel a sense of unease at Olivia's words. He knew that his aunt had a strong will and determination, and when it came to matters concerning the family, she was not one to be trifled with. It seemed that the situation with Rose was far from over and Joseph wondered how things would ultimately play out.the future.