Still Loving You NhelessEN By Snow De Eira Chapter 769


    Chapter 769 Staring at the woman that he had been yearning and missing for thest two years, Josiah


    felt his entire body tensing up as he could not seem to move his eyes away from her. Inwardly, he


    regretted and med himself for losing such a wonderful woman. Meredith walked toward him and


    came to a stop in front of him. Tugging at the corner of her lips, she greeted, “It’s been a while, Mister


    Josiah.”


    Josiah was still staring dazedly at her. It was as if he was worried that he would say something or do


    something that would make Meredith run away from him again.


    “This is a rather good wine, ain’t it?” Before Josiah could even say anything, she picked up the bottle of


    wine on the table and said, “I remember that this bottle of Lafete cost about two hundred thousand


    dors eight years ago, right?”


    Followed by a loud ng, the bottle of red wine dropped onto the floor and shattered into pieces.


    “Oh no, my bad!” Meredith pretended as if she was anxious. She then looked at Josiah and said,


    “Please don’t tell me that you want me topensate for such an expensive bottle of wine.”


    The onlookers inhaled sharply.


    They were dumbfounded by the fact that Meredith actually had the nerves to break such an expensive


    bottle of wine.


    They also recalled how she was forced to sleep with customers just topensate for the broken


    bottle of wine.


    Josiah finally stood up from the couch, stepped over the shattered pieces of wine bottle on the floor,


    and came to a stop in front of Meredith. With his arm wrapped around her waist, he smiled, “It’s okay,


    you don’t have to pay back for anything as long as you’re happy.”


    Meredith pped him across his face.


    And she moved away from him. “Please have some respect, Mister Josiah!”


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    Josiah froze.


    He was pped across the face in front of so many people and of course, Josiah would feel


    embarrassed. He could even hear the gossipinging from the onlookers.


    But he was not used at all.


    He was just d to see Meredith. Even if he had to take ten ps from Meredith, he would dly do it.


    Yoseph, on the other hand, had the responsibility to maintain Josiah’s reputation. Hence, he quickly


    ushered everyone out of the room.


    Meredith and Josiah were now left alone in the room. Josiah touched his left cheek and called out


    lovingly to Meredith, “Edith, you’re finally back.


    I’ve missed you and Nia a lot.”


    ncing at him, Meredith said tly, “Please return to your seat, Mister Josiah.”


    Josiah was startled. Was Meredith not allowing him to get close to her?


    Josiah reached out his hand, wanting to hold hers but Meredith avoided his grasp. “Mister Josiah, let


    me make this clear again. We are strangers now and please do show some respect.”


    Meredith wasing off strong and defensive. For the sake of calming her down, Josiah had no choice


    but to return to his seat.


    It was then Meredith finally took a seat in front of him.


    She first took a check out from her bag and signed her name on the piece of paper before passing it to


    Josiah. “This is for the broken bottle of Lafete.”


    Josiah looked at the cheque and he found the situation ridiculous. “Edith, what are you doing? You


    really don’t have to do this if you’re only trying to get back at me.” “Mister Josiah, it seems like you’ve


    overestimated yourself. I am not doing this to get back at you,” Meredith zipped her bag as she went on


    with a straight face, “I simply wanted to remind you about our past and what we are now. It’s just like


    this broken bottle of Lafete – shattered and unmendable.”


    “Even so, there is no need for you to pay me back with such a big amount of money.” Josiah gave the


    check back to her and said, “Edith, what happened in the past is all my fault. I shouldn’t have


    demanded you to pay for the broken bottle of Lafete, I shouldn’t have hurt you, and I’m really sorry.


    Please, will you forgive me?” “What if I don’t want to forgive you? What are you going to do then?”


    “Then I will do my best to make it up to you and ask for your forgiveness.”


    “Alright then. I forgive you.”


    Josiah was stunned by her sudden change in reaction.


    Meredith tugged at the corners of her lips and smiled. “Mister Josiah, to be honest, it doesn’t matter to


    me whether I forgive you or if I don’t. Because things are already over between us and I can forget


    about what had happened in the past. Let’s just go our separate ways and live our own lives from now


    on.”