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Josiah stroked the top of her head and smiled. “I‘ve missed you too. You‘ve been a
good girl while I‘m gone, haven‘t you?” “Of course,” Meredith turned around, picked
Snowie up into her arms, and said to him, “look Joe, this is Snowie, isn‘t it adorable?”
“It is.” Josiah nodded.
“Is Snowie as adorable as Nia?”
“No, Grandma. I just wish that you wouldn‘t be this selfish and that you should think
about Yena too.”
Josiah and his grandmother never failed to have an argument whenever the issue of Yena was brought
up.
Josiah‘s grandmother did not expect that even after the incident with Nia, Josiah was still not able to
move on from Yena.
“Since when have I not cared for Yena? I said before that Shelbys would take full
responsibility for treating her. But putting this aside, you should keep some distance
between you and her.”
novelbinJosiah‘s grandmother added, “You‘re able to keep doing this because Meredith is mentally ill now. But
have you thoughtabout what happens when Meredith gets better? Do you think that. she‘d allow you to stay by another
woman‘s
side?” “Grandma, I don‘t want to talk about the future,” said Josiah. “Josiah Shelby, do you really like
Yena that much?”
Josiah did not answer her question but replied instead, “Yena saved me once and I
am only alive now because of her. I‘ve promised to make her my wife.”
“Why are you taking what you said when you were both a child so seriously?”
“Even though it was a child‘s play, even though I will never be able to marry her, I will not allow her to
lose her life because of me,” Josiah went on solemnly, “Grandma, I don‘t want to keep getting into an
argument with you because of Yena. I would appreciate it if you could refrain from bringing up the
mention of her any more..” “What are you trying to say? Are you asking me to leave?” “Grandma,
what are you talking about?” Josiah explained, “Why would I ask you to leave when
you‘re such a good companion for Edith?” “Even if you don‘t ask me to leave, I can‘t
bring myself to stay at this place any longer.” Josiah‘s grandmother turned her wheelchair so that her
back was facing Josiah, and seethed,” Ever since Yena got into that accident, we never see eye to eye
anymore. If that‘s the case, I‘ll leave
Jehovah City tomorrow and I can‘t be bothered with your matters anymore.”