Still Loving You Nonetheless novel Chapter 566

Chapter 566 “I’m sorry. I forgot about it.” Meredith sounded polite.

She did not forget about it. She simply did not think of going to the hospital.

Josiah knew better but still, he said, “Meredith Leighton, I was admitted to the ER twice in two months because of you. I had to spend almost two months’ time in the hospital but you dare to tell me that you forgot that I’m getting discharged today? On Nia’s behalf, there’s no need for you to be this cold toward me, isn’t it?” “I’m sorry,” Meredith apologized.

Josiah could not find any excuse to fight with her because she was way too polite.

It was as if the feeling of bitterness was crashing into him.

“I’ll go make something for you to eat.” Meredith walked past him and was about to go downstairs.

Josiah, on the other hand, stopped her from walking away by grabbing her wrist. “At this time?

“…”

“Do you really hate it that much to be in the same space as me?” Meredith gnawed on her lips and tried her best to tamper down on the boiling anger in her, Inwardly, she seethed, ‘Isn’t it obvious?” “You must be hungry. Let me go make something light for you,” Meredith responded, She was clearly trying to please him but for some reason, she sounded cold and distant.

In the end, Josiah released his grip around her wrist and said flatly, “Get me a bouquet of rose bushes on your way back.”

Meredith came to a halt, turned around, and looked at him.”Can I get you something else? What about red roses that you and Yena liked?”

Meredith had always adored rose bushes and it meant something special to Nia and her More importantly, Meredith did not think that Josiah deserved to be given rose bushes. “Meredith Leighton,” Fuming, Josiah seethed, “I have never said that I liked white roses. And don’t you dare to bring Yena into any of this.” “Why not? Isn’t Yena your first love?” Meredith added, “Don’t worry, Sir. I know my place now and I will never compete with Yena to fight for your love.” Meredith said those words as if they were nothing but Josiah’s anger was spreading through him.

He shot her a glare and seethed, “Don’t test my patience, Meredith Leighton.”

Meredith was confused. “Sir, you are the one who wants me to be well-behaved, is it not believe that I have been well-behaved, why would you think that I am trying to provoke you