Still Loving You Nonetheless novel Chapter 791

Chapter 791

“Yes.”

Meredith was speechless.

“Miss Meredith, you’re like me back then. You have not an ounce of ability to judge for yourself. Naturally, you’ll be like me back then, blinded by your own ego, going off course.” “I won’t,” Meredith said confidently. Josiah looked at her. “Then, what are you doing here? Aren’t you here to interrogate me?”

“What use is there if not just a waste of energy?”

“So?” Josiah was curious. “What are you here for?” “Nothing. I just want to ask you about Yena.”

“Yena?”

“Yes.” Meredith looked at his face and said without any expression, “Seven years ago, you almost had me killed because of her. You even tried killing your child. Two years ago, you kicked me out of the hospital once more because of her. You even stood me up the day we were supposed to register our marriage. From there, I could see that your feelings for Yena were not that simple. How could you just let go of such a relationship?”

“What do you mean by that?” Josiah was truly confused.

He even furrowed his brow and asked, “Are you talking on Yena’s behalf? Meredith, in times like this, the normal thing to do is to fight back at her when she’s down.” Yes. That would be the normal thing to do. Also, to secretly revel in the pleasure of her misfortune.

However, it was not any ordinary time. Yena was no longer the woman that Meredith wanted to slap to death

It was no wonder that Josiah would find it surprising.

“I initially thought that you would change after two years abroad, that you would become colder and stronger. I never thought that you’re still the same weak and useless person back then,” Josiah mocked, “did Yena look for you to come and plead with me?”

Meredith took a breath and said, “No matter what, I hope that you could…treat her well just like before.”

“Meredith, do you know what you are saying?”

Josiah was furious. He suddenly reached out and held her by the waist, pinning her against the desk

His warm breath grazed past her face. “Are you here to ask me to get back together with Yena? Why? Is it because you have remarried and you’re afraid I might harass you again?” Meredith looked at him at a loss for words.

She pushed him on his chest hard. “Josiah, let me go.” “What if I don’t? What could you do?” Not only did Josiah not let her go, but he also lowered his head and kissed her forcefully.

When their lips touched, Meredith struggled even more. She scolded through her muffled yells, “Josiah, what are you doing? Don’t touch me!”