Still Loving You Nonetheless

In a luxurious villa.

Meredith Leighton tumbled down the stairs from the second floor and her head hit the railings before she finally landed at the bottom of the stairs.

“If anything happens to Yena, I will have your entire family buried next to hers!” A man taunted cruelly.

With her limbs sprawled across the stairs and blood tracing down her forehead, Meredith put her hands over the wound on her forehead as she pleaded, “Joe, you have to believe that I didn’t harm Yena in any way. I really didn’t…”

“Meredith, please stop denying it. There is video evidence of you cheating on Josiah with Yoel Harper in Yena’s phone,” Ysabelle Layne sobbed and went on, “Meredith, how could you kill someone just because you’re afraid of your dirty affairs being exposed? Yena is our best friend!”

“I didn’t,” explained Meredith. The blow to her head was likely a concussion and lead to her feeling disorientated.

However, she mustered up all the energy that she had left in her and crawled toward where Josiah Shelby was standing. Tugging at his trousers, Meredith tried to explain, “Joe, there’s nothing going on between me and Yoel…and I didn’t push Yena down the stairs…”

“You didn’t? Then what is this that I’m seeing?” Josiah hissed as he bent over, grabbing Meredith’s long hair from the back and forcing her to look at Yena’s phone.

Yoel haphazardly. At that moment, Yena turned around and

“It wasn’t me…it wasn’t

involved in the struggle with Yena could

out of the bedroom hence it was impossible for her to be

to do as you please. I didn’t expect you to do such a horrible act behind my back and

and blood on her face, Meredith looked at Josiah and tried to explain again. “Joe, I’m

a lesson so that you know your mistakes,” Josiah bellowed as he threw Meredith to the floor heartlessly

at her with feelings of disappointment and resentment in his

and gentle

he would have never agreed to

walk over to Miss Leah who was sobbing silently as she was all crouched down on the floor and said, “Lock her up

you for seeking justice for our Yena,” sobbed Miss Leah as she thanked Josiah. She then