Chapter 319


    Meredith saw Josiah leaving. She asked in confusion, “Grandma, why are you scolding Joe? He‘s


    great.”


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    Josiah‘s grandmother was speechless. Looking at Meredith‘s serious expression, her eyes could not


    help but redden. She finally understood that Josiah did not want Meredith to get better.


    “Edith.” She grabbed Meredith‘s hand tightly. “If Josiah…that jerk ever dares to bully you, tell me. I‘ll kill


    him.”


    “Grandma, no. How could you kill Joe?”


    Josiah‘s grandmother chuckled bitterly, “Edith, I‘m afraid by then you would want to kill him more than


    me.”


    She did not dare to imagine how terrifying it would be if Meredith regained her


    memories. Would she just directly stab Josiah to death?


    “Grandma, I won’t. Joe treats me well.” Meredith turned to look at Josiah at the door. When their eyes


    met, she smiled sweetly at him.


    Josiah‘s grandmother was even more worried when she saw Meredith‘s reactions.


    The higher the hopes, the bigger the disappointment. “How is he good?” Josiah‘s


    grandmother harrumphed coldly, “If he treats you well, do I still need to chase him


    away?”


    “Grandma, then…don‘t chase him away.” Meredith waved at Josiah, then she pulled Josiah over and


    said to his grandmother, “Grandma, actually Josiah cares a lot for you. Don‘t be angry


    at him, please?”


    Josiah‘s grandmother looked at Josiah and spat, “Josiah, you see what you have tortured Edith into? If


    you dare to bully her again, I‘ll snap your


    legs off.”


    “Grandma, don‘t worry. I won‘t do it again.” Josiah grabbed Meredith‘s hands tightly.


    His grandmother harrumphed coldly. She still ignored him.


    “Grandma, why don‘t you try my soup?” Meredith walked over to the table and took


    the soup out of the thermos.


    Josiah‘s grandmother immediately smiled brightly. “You made the soup?”


    “Yes. Lily said it tastes great.”


    Meredith scooped a bowl of soup for Josiah‘s grandmother and fed her caringly.


    “Grandma, open up.”


    Josiah‘s grandmother took a mouthful. She smiled and nodded. “Hmm, as expected


    of Edith‘s cooking. It tastes as good as always.”


    Meredith was curious. “Grandma, you have tasted my cooking before?”


    “Of course, I remember not only do you make good soup, but your other dishes are


    also great too. Even desserts. You could do it all.”


    “Is that so?” Meredith turned to look at Josiah. “Joe, was I really that great?”


    “Hmm, yes. You were always that amazing.” “Then, I’ll cook for you and Joe every


    day next time!” Meredith said happily. Josiah‘s grandmother shook her head. “It‘s too


    tiring to do it every day. Just do it asionally.


    “I‘m not tired, anyway, I have nothing to do at home.”


    Josiah interrupted and said, “Grandma, just let her do it.”


    His grandmother was about to hit him again. She said angrily, “I just told you to treat Edith better, yet


    you‘re asking her to cook every day?” “No, Grandma. I have to go on a business trip to Feldenberg for


    the next few days. I‘m afraid she has nothing


    to do at home and she would overthink.


    “What are you going on a business trip for? Don‘t you know that Edith needs you


    now? You‘re not allowed to go!”


    “Grandma, this trip is really important. I hope that you could help me look after Edith


    for a while,” Josiah said, “Grandma, why don‘t we discharge you from the hospital?”


    Although Josiah‘s grandmother still had to use the wheelchair, the doctors had already given the green


    light for her to recuperate at home a few days ago. It was Josiah‘s grandmother who did not want to get


    discharged. She said that she was annoyed at


    the sight of her useless grandson.