Chapter 326


    “Yo, look at you go. You must be confident that you‘re winning huh,” said one of the men.


    “Duh,” Quinley retorted.


    “So? Everything on the news fake?” The women started asking.


    Quinley scoffed, “I told you, right? Unless Josiah is sick in the head, if not, he


    wouldn‘t like a disfigured monster like her.”


    “Exactly. Josiah only agreed to marry her because of her pretty face. Now that she‘s


    disfigured, why would he keep a living nightmare next to him?”


    “So, Josiah only took her back, gave her flowers, and even fed her to maintain his


    image as a good husband?”


    “Yeah. I‘m guessing it‘s all for the reputation of hispany.”


    “What was she doing when you met her earlier?” One of them asked, curious.


    “She was doing chores in the kitchen.” “Huh? How sad.” “That‘s more to it.” Quinley desperately


    wanted to


    rey everything that she saw earlier. “She walked me out of the house and was


    surrounded by a group of reporters asking her questions about Nia Foundation. She got triggered and


    started shouting crazily.” “Which mediapany dared to interview her?”


    Everyone knew that Josiah had made it clear to all mediapanies not to publish anything regarding


    the Shelby family matters.


    For the sake of theirpany, no one dared to provoke or go against Josiah‘s orders.


    “It was part of my n,” Quinley shed a smug smile and went on, “those were fake reporters. I only


    wanted to check if Meredith had really gone crazy.”


    The group was startled, but quickly, they eximed, “Damn, Quinley, you still have it in you, don‘t you?


    Cruel and ruthless.”


    “You sound as if you‘re not happy to see Meredith this way.”


    “Of course we‘re happy,” Thedies eximed.


    They hated and resented how Meredith used to be the center of attention wherever she went.


    Especially when she got married to Josiah, Meredith shone brighter than anyone


    else. Meredith‘s presence dimmed the spotlight on thedies who were also


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    socialites and from wealthy backgrounds.


    What irked them the most was that Meredith had always been ignorant. No matter


    how much they tried to please Meredith, she would always think less of them. And for the sake of


    getting in Meredith‘s favor, they


    had to change themselves so that Meredith would ept them.


    “Oh, let me tell you something hrious,” Quinley pulled into another smug smile and went on. “Guess


    what I told Meredith who Nia was when she went all crazy after hearing the name? I told her that Nia


    was the name of her pet dog, and she actually believed me, and she calmed down after that. Haha,


    isn‘t it hrious?”


    A burst ofughter filled the room.


    Neither of them thought that the once ignorant and prideful Meredith would end up


    like this.


    ***


    Lily did not dare to tell Josiah about what happened earlier. Josiah‘s grandmother did not say a word to


    him as well and only reprimanded Lily for letting Meredith leave the house all on her own.


    Lily apologized and promised, “Ma’am, I will be more careful next time.” “Mm, get


    back to your work.” Josiah‘s grandmother noticed Meredith who was sitting


    absentmindedly on the sofa and called out to her, “Edith dear, where are the cookies


    that you baked? Aren‘t you going to let me try them?“|| Meredith though looked up,


    tared at her, and asked, “Granny, is Nia really just a dog? Is it a pretty dog?” “Mm…you loved her a lot.


    She is one pretty dog,” Josiah‘s grandmother had no choice but


    to go on with the made–up story.


    Since Meredith had epted that Nia was her dog, Josiah‘s grandmother could only go on with the


    story. “Can I get another dog then?”


    “Do you want to?”


    “Mm, I‘ll call Josiah right now.” Meredith reached for her phone and Josiah‘s


    grandmother immediately stopped her, “Joe might still be on the airne. He might


    only touch down by midnight.”