Still Loving You Nonetheless

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Chapter 1322

"I can understand." Josiah held her little hands. "Edith, when Nia almost died back then, I was also very saddened

and miserable."

"But you were only feeling sad, after all."

Josiah was speechless.

"Joe, let's first put the grudges between her and me aside and help her find her daughter back." Meredith clenched

his big palm tight in return. "Ivy is really too pitiful. You have to help fulfill her wish of meeting with her daughter."

"Alright."

Seeing that he only nodded but did not take action, Meredith urged, "Hurry up and go."

"Don't be anxious. I've already asked Mother to return Ivy's child to her and she has also agreed," said Josiah.

Besides, even if he were to go search for the girl, he also would not be able to find her within a short span. 1

He had already sent some people to search all the hospitals in the entire country in the past, but he did not find a

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girl with septicemia who was related to Ivy.

When he thought about it again, if Mrs. Shelby did not want to let Ivy find her child, she certainly would not let that

child receive treatment in a hospital.

"I don't need you here anymore. Hurry up and go see Ivy," Meredith continued to urge him.

Josiah was incomparably disappointed and sighed, "Edith, you're pushing me to another woman's side again."

Meredith shot a glance at him in annoyance. "Come on. Only a blind person like me would take fancy to a

narcissistic guy like you. Ivy has never taken a fancy to you at all.

"What you mean is that..." Josiah leaned in and whispered into her ear, "you've taken a fancy to me? Now?"

She had just said that he was a narcissist, but she did not expect that he would be so lacking in confidence in just a

blink of an eye.

He was incredibly insecure in front of her.

"Don't talk nonsense anymore. Hurry up and follow up to see if Mrs. Shelby really returned her child to her."

Josiah saw that she was so anxious, so he had no choice but to get up. "Alright. I'll go now. You take a good rest."

"I got it. Hurry up and go."

Josiah left the ward, took out his phone, and gave Mister Yoseph a call.

He had asked Mister Yoseph to follow up with this matter in the past.

Mister Yoseph said in an anxious tone, "Mister Josiah, I was just about to call you. Miss Landers has just gone to

meet Mrs. Shelby, and then she fainted."

"What did you say? Miss Landers fainted?"

"Mm-hmm. she is being treated now."

"Alright. I got it."

Josiah walked toward the treatment room. When he arrived, the doctors happened to be wheeling Ivy out of there.

"What's the matter with Miss Landers?" Josiah surveyed Ivy, who was on the moving bed.

She looked like she was extremely unwell. Her face was horrifyingly pale and covered in tears.

It seemed that Mrs. Shelby did not return her child to her as promised.

"Mister Josiah, there's nothing serious with Miss Landers, she should have fainted suddenly after being shocked,"

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said the doctor.

Josiah nodded and said to Mister Yoseph, who was at the side, " Take good care of her."

"Don't worry, Mister Josiah, I will."

Josiah went to Mrs. Shelby's ward again, but he was stopped at the door by Suzy. "Sir, Mrs. Shelby has already fallen

asleep."

Of course, Josiah did not believe her nonsense. He directly pushed her aside, purchased the door open, and entered

the ward.

As expected, Mrs. Shelby was not asleep. Instead, she was sitting in front of the window wall and basking in the sun.

She did not even turn her head around when she heard the footsteps. Instead, she said softly, "Joe, the doctor said

that there's no need for me to stay in the hospital anymore. It'll be better for me to go home."

Josiah did not respond to her words but asked, "where is Ivy's child? Have you returned the child to her?"

"Are you here just to ask about this?"

"Yes."

"Oh. I've already returned the child to her."

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