Chapter 242


    Josiah was aware that Meredith had been spending most of her time in the hospital. “I didn’t see Walter


    driving out though,” Alfred asked, puzzled, “And Miss Meredith hadn’t been home since this morning.


    Sir, where did you ask Walter to send Miss Meredith to?” Josiah was slightly startled. Looking at Alfred,


    he asked, “What did you say? Walter did not give her a ride?”


    “No, he didn’t. Walter had taken his leave right after sending you home.”


    “Then who drove Meredith?”


    “There were no records of Lanny and Walter driving anyone this evening. I’m guessing that she had left


    on her own.”


    Walter was Josiah’s personal driver whereas Lanny was in charge of the logistics at the Shelby


    mansion and Lanny received orders directly from Alfred.


    Alfred did not even know that Meredith hade home earlier.


    To be exact, aside from Josiah, no one else knew that Meredith hade home. After all, she was


    kicked out of the ce by Josiah right after Liam dropped her off.


    Josiah thought that Meredith would talk to Alfred so that he could send someone to drive her to the


    hospital, but she did not.


    It would usually take almost an hour to walk from the mansion to the public road on a good weathered


    day and it was raining heavily now.


    Josiah guessed that it would be hard for Meredith to get a cab in this weather and this time of an hour.


    “That stupid girl!” Josiah cursed under his breath, reached for his phone, and made a call to Meredith.


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    No one was picking up.


    He tried calling again but still, no one picked up.


    He then made a call to Yoseph and had him check if Meredith was at the hospital.


    Shortly after, Yoseph returned a call to Josiah and told him that Meredith was not anywhere in the


    hospital.


    The hospital was the only ce that Meredith could go but she was not there.


    Josiah sounded especially solemn. “Go search for her.” “Sir, why are you looking for her at thiste


    hour?” Yoseph was confused about the situation. “She just left the house and I don’t know where she


    went,” Josiah paused and added, “and she left the house on her feet.” “What did you say?” Yoseph was


    shocked, “Oh gosh! But it’s raining so heavily outside and Miss Meredith is pregnant, isn’t she? What if


    she identally slips and has a miscarriage?” Josiah froze at Yoseph’s words.


    If that was the case, Josiah thought that one of his problems would then be solved.


    “It’s okay. There’s no need to look for her anymore,” said Josiah. “Huh? But why?” “I want her to slip


    and have a miscarriage.” I


    Before Yoseph could even say anything, Josiah already ended the call.


    Even Alfred was stunned by Josiah’s words. “Sir, Miss Meredith left the house on her feet? It’s


    ridiculous!


    “And with this weather, not only I am worried that she’d trip or slip but what if she runs into bad


    people?” “Bad people? Is there anyone else in this world who is worse than her?” Josiah smirked and


    added, “You should go get some rest, Alfred.”


    “Alright then, have a good night, Sir.” Alfred then walked out of the study.


    Josiah flipped the documents in his hand but he was irked by the sounds of the heavy rain. He got up


    onto his feet, walked to the windows, and drew the curtains close.


    Meredith, on the other hand, was struggling for her life but it was impossible for her to go against a


    group of men.