Still Loving You Nonetheless novel Chapter 270

Chapter 270

Zade suddenly held Meredith’s hands. “Merelyn, the last time, I was too much of a coward, but I have thought about it. I cannot stay such a coward any longer. I have to take you away from all this suffering. Also, Nia. We will take her along too.”

“What?”

“But Nia’s condition is much more serious than before. She can no longer go through any hardships.”

Meredith no longer wanted to leave Jehovah City. One was because Nia’s condition was too serious. Secondly, she was pregnant at that moment. She had a sliver of a hope to rely on. Also, if Josiah’s grandmother were to gain consciousness in the near future, Nia’s chances were much higher.

However, she did not dare to reject Zade too directly, after all, he had helped her out a lot previously “Don’t worry. We are both doctors. Nia will be cared for by us on the way there.” Zade held her hand and gently comforted her, “Merelyn, don’t be afraid. I’m here.”

Josiah just visited his grandmother when he thought of going to see Meredith. He never expected that he would bump into such an affectionate scene.

His handsome face turned glum terrifyingly.

It looked like the punch he threw did not harm her enough. How dare she start to get all affectionate with other men.

He turned around and left the entrance of her ward.

In her ward, Meredith hesitated for a while. In the end, she said to Zade, “Zade, I really can’t leave at that moment. I’m sorry.”

“Why? Merelyn? Are you still having hopes for that man?”

“No.”

“Is it because of the child in you?” At that, Meredith stopped answering his questions. She only said apologetically, “I can’t leave. Zade. Don’t waste your time on me. Find a better woman to spend your life with.”

“You know how I feel for you. Why are you asking me to find another woman?”

“Come, take your medicine and have some food.” Zade took two pills from the drawer and placed them in her hands. Then, he fed her some water.

Meredith looked at the medicine in her hands. She asked, “What medicine is this?”

“The doctors prescribed it. It’s for the baby.”

“It doesn’t look the same as the one I had previously.”

“Is that so? Maybe you have different symptoms,” Zade said. Meredith barely gave it any thought. She placed the pills in her mouth and swallowed them down with water.

Zade smiled satisfyingly. He fed her a spoonful of oatmeal. “Come, have some food.”

“I can do it.” Meredith took the bowl over. “The doctor said that I’m fine. He only told me to not run around.”