Still Loving You Nonetheless novel Chapter 580

Chapter 580 Meredith was slightly in a daze as she dropped onto the floor. Josiah dragged her off the floor and pulled her into his arms. Staring into her eyes, he said, ” Meredith Leighton, I can let Quinley off the hook if you tell me that she is the one who

poisoned me. And that you have nothing to do with this at all.”

“…” Meredith smiled and stared at him, at a loss for words.

Meredith wondered why was Josiah so egoistic? Did he really want to hear them even if there were lies?

“Is…is that it?” Meredith was a bit unsure.

“Okay then,” Meredith gulped, then looked into his eyes, and said earnestly, “it was her who poisoned you and I have nothing to do with it at all. How could I poison you?” Josiah was finally pleased with her response but he still had a cold and gloomy expression on his face. Josiah let go of his grasp around her and Meredith quickly took a few steps back Seeing how Josiah was about to leave, Meredith stopped him. “Sir, didn’t you just say that you would let Quinley go? Why are you still signing the contract with the Young Group?”

Josiah’s footsteps came to a halt. He turned around to look at her. “I can leave Allison Group untouched but I will no longer have any collaborations with them.”

“But…”

“Meredith Leighton, don’t push it,” He cut her off and went on, “you expect me to do whatever you say just because you lied for her sake?”

Meredith did not know what else to say.

As soon as she walked out of the Shelby Group building, Quinley walked up to her hurriedly.” So? How did it go? Did Josiah agree to have mercy on my family?” “He agreed to leave you and the Allison Group alone.” “What about the contract? Are they still going to proceed with the Young Group?”

“Don’t push it. These are the exact words from Josiah.” Looking at Quinley who still looked troubled, Meredith added, “Just think about what happened to me and Maeve. Leaving Allison Group untouched is his biggest generosity.” Quinley immediately nodded. “You’re right. This is already good enough. Thank you, Edith.”