Still Loving You Nonetheless

Chapter 408

Chapter 408 Josial could no longer take her Coquindi fornients, lle could only vive in and say, “Okay, ! can adopt Caden, but we can only have him for a while. We can’t become his dadily and mommy. Is that alright?” Meredith looked at Caden and saw the desire bous ayes. She could only agree to it,
“We’ll let Caden head home first, i’ll set Yoseph to talk to the orphanage tomorrow.”
“Okay, then we’ll bring Caden back home tomontow.”
Josiah saw the smile on her face. He raised her hand and patted her on the head, “You’re finally smiling?” “You’re the best, Joe.” Meredith smiled widely ankl bent down in front of Caden, She said,” Caden, i’ll take you home to my place to stay tomorrow, how about that? I can cook very well.”
Caden had never enjoyed the warinth of l ily before. He has also never met such a gentle and kind teacher that was willing to take hun honie, Naturally, he agreed happily.
“Come, pinky promise.” Meredith and Caden stuck their pinky fingers out. They hooked fingers and pressed their thumbs together. Caden finally smiled happily.

The other teacher could not help but praise Josiah, “Mrs. Shelby sure knows how to cheer children up. She would do really well working in the kindergarten.”
Josiah helplessly smiled. of course, she suited the job. She had already adopted a child even before she started working. The next day, Meredith headed to the kindergarten to work.
Perhaps she truly likes children, she could quickly adapt to her work in kindergarten. When she played the piano for them, danced with them, or made games for them to play, she was much happier than the children.
When it was time for the middle class, which was Caden’s class, she saw Caden being left out again.
She led Caden to the group of people. He was immediately shunned away by the others.
Meredith pulled a girl over and asked, “Hilary, can you tell me, why don’t you want to play with Caden?”
The girl named Hilary replied, “Because Caden is an orphan. A child without parents is like a weed. They are wild children.”
“Who told you that?” Meredith pretended to be unhappy. She asked. “My Mommy told me.”
“Then, your Mommy must be lying.”
“Why? Adults don’t lie.”
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