Chapter 368


    Chapter 368 “Yeah,” Meredith nodded and went on, “I heard that Miss Yena ended up like that because


    of me.


    So I wanted to see her.”


    “It‘s not like that, ma‘am.


    You shouldn‘t take what they say online seriously.”


    Saying nothing further, Meredith simply smiled bitterly.


    “Lily, why is Joe so nice to me?” She asked suddenly.


    Even though Josiah insisted that Yena was not his first love and the one that he loved was her,


    Meredith knew that there was more to it.


    If he had no feelings for Yena, he would not have taken such good care of her, and neither would he go


    visit her at the hospital.


    She tried to make sense of the situation but she was still confused.


    Why would he be so nice to a mentally unstable and disfigured woman like herself?


    At that moment, Lily did not know what to say.


    She too did not know what made Josiah change so abruptly.


    Tosiah now adored Meredith to his bones.


    Lily guessed that it might be because of Nia.


    “Ma‘am, it‘s because you‘re his wife.


    Sir would of course be nice to you.” “But I heard that our marriage was arranged to benefit both of our


    families‘ businesses.


    But the Leightons‘ reputation has been tarnished, wasn‘t it?” “Even so, you‘d still have feelings for each


    other, right? People like you because you‘re kind and sweet,” Lily added, pointing to the fish, “and


    you‘re good at cooking.”


    Meredith stared at Lily, wondering if she had memorized the answers.


    Her response was too formal.


    ***


    In a pub.


    Liam handed Josiah a ss and said, “Mister Frank seemed eager.


    What‘s your n?”


    “There‘s no n,” Josiah replied as he finished a full shot of whiskey in one go.


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    Liam was rather speechless by his response.


    “Even if he can‘t meet your expectations? You sure are picky, aren‘t you?” “You can work with him if


    you want to.” “Me? I don‘t get involved in estate property.” Josiah put down the ss in her hand and


    said, “I‘ll take my leave now.” “This early?” Liam took a nce at his watch and added, “It‘s only nine


    pm.


    Are you determined to be a good husband now that you‘re married?”


    Josiah arched his brow.


    “Are you mocking me?” “Whatever you think.” Liam shrugged his shoulders and asked, “Right, how are


    things going at Feldenberg? Is there any…” “Mister Josiah, Mister Liam, fancy seeing both of you


    here.” Quinley greeted both men in her sweet voice.


    “Josiah, are you leaving soon?” She said to Josiah who was about to leave, “What‘s the rush? It‘s been


    so long since we had a drink together.”


    Josiah leaned back on the couch.


    “It‘s been some time, Miss Quinley.”


    “Indeed.


    I didn‘t get to see you at Shelby‘s dinner event the other day,” Quinley took a seat next to them, turned


    to Josiah, and asked, “How is Meredith recently? I promised her that I‘d go see her often but I can‘t


    seem to find the time.”


    “It‘s fine.


    Meredith won‘t be seeing any guests for the time being,” Josiah replied tly.


    “Really? She seemed to be doing just fine the other day when I visited her.


    We even made cookies together.


    She would have been fine all the way if it wasn‘t because of the paparazzi that showed up out of


    nowhere.” Quinley paused before adding, “Mister Josiah, it would be good for Meredith to have friends


    by her side.”