Still Loving You Nonetheless

Chapter 109 Meridith stopped Lily, shook her head, and said, “Just leave her be, Lily.” With all the remaining strength left in her, Meredith got up onto her feet, reached for the mop, and was about to start doing chores.

“But you’re still sick…”

“I’ll be fine, thank you for your concern, Lily.” Even though Lily could not bring herself to let Meredith work, she had to agree with Ysabelle – that Meredith would only suffer if Josiah knew that she was helping Meredith with the house chores. Dragging her painful and weak body, Meredith started cleaning the house. Because of her high fever, Meredith’s body was in pain hence she had to take a break after several minutes of cleaning. Lily, who was keeping an eye on her, felt bad for her but there was nothing she could do to help Meredith. Meredith had finally finished cleaning up the living room when Ysabelle walked into the house with several roses in her hand, leaving muddy traces behind her from her pair of high heels. Looking at the muddy traces left around the floor, Meredith knew that Ysabelle did it intenti

Noticing that Meredith was shooting her a deathly glare, Ysabelle curled up the corners of her lips and smirked, “Oops, my bad. Josiah wanted me to pick some fresh roses for Yena and I’ve forgotten that it has been raining for the past few days.” Ysabelle then headed upstairs. Leaving muddy traces all the way to the second floor. Gnawing on her lips, Meredith cleaned the muddy stains one by one.

Having to clean from the first floor until the second floor, Meredith was completely worn out.

on the cleaned floor. As she passed by Meredith, Ysabelle scoffed,” Why are you

cleaning detergent on the floor, Ysabelle who had finished plucking the flowers walked into the house and slipped on her back with a loud thud on

“Ah-!” shrieked Ysabelle.

shouted furiously,

I have to keep cleaning it over and over again.” Feeling the cleaning detergent on her hands,

it’s not my

coming down the stairs, and quickly changed her attitude. “Meredith… I know that you’re not fond of