Chapter 534 I Deserved It

“Jose…” Tiffany was about to argue further, but then she saw that Josiah had already packed the baby essentials, even pushing the baby stroller along with it.

With an emotionless gaze, Josiah looked at Tiffany and said, “So, you insist on staying at the hotel, don’t you?”

Dillon, protecting his daughter, said, “We are also customers. Since the hotel is open for business and I’ve brought Tiff with me, surely, Mr. Guerra, you can’t refuse our accommodation, right?”

Without saying much, Josiah turned around and instructed the service. staff, “Hold the child carefully and follow me.”

Upon seeing Josiah preparing to leave, Dillon couldn’t help but ask with a hint of unwillingness, “Mr. Guerra, are you leaving?”

Josiah was indifferent, uttering only a single sentence: “If you like it here, stay for a few more days. Just don’t bother me anymore.”

For a period following that, he was unlikely to return.

Josiah turned and walked out the door.

The service staff worked diligently, not asking a single unnecessary question. When the boss asked her to follow, she simply pushed the baby stroller and obeyed.

When Josiah took the service staff to the hospital, he first visited the ER department to have the wound on his head treated.

After that, he went to Molly’s ward, where Howard was peeling an apple for his wife by the bedside.

Howard wasn’t shocked to see Josiah unexpectedly drop by. He simply asked, “Josiah, what brings you here?”

Upon hearing the sound, Molly, on the bed, turned her head to look at Josiah. She smiled gently at him. Her complexion was a bit more rosy compared to the last time they met as she sat propped up against the bed’s headboard.

Josiah looked around, noticing no signs of recent visitors. He politely. greeted them and said, “It’s been a while since I last visited you, Mrs. Thorne. It seems like you’re recovering well. Mr. Thorne has taken good care of you.”

Molly’s smile widened a bit, yet her eyes couldn’t help but dart past like she was searching for someone.

asked, “Josiah, didn’t Lysa come with you? And this

friend asked me to look after the child

chest. “You gave me a

to eat

said she could try eating a little, but not too much. Ever since Lysa returned, Molly has been recovering well. Look, she can now sit up for a while and sometimes even manage to eat some simple foods on her own. Maybe in a little while, we could even go back

of his wife then, he no longer carried the same worry as

long can be quite draining. After all, there’s no place like home. Howard is getting older,

profoundly deep, and they were widely recognized as a loving couple. After exchanging a few words, they shared a knowing smile. They were filled with hope for their future

with Lysander: a memory that was then

and even his parents were all deeply in

passed away early, but in his memory, his parents were always deeply

he brought the once harmonious marriage

and placed them next to Molly, he finally remembered to invite Josiah to sit down. “Josiah, I’m sure you came to see me today for a reason. Please, take a seat, and

“All right.”

asked with a hint of concern, “That wound looks pretty serious. Did you run into some trouble? Is it related to

I was at fault. I got

brows. “What on

had transpired in

sighed with a hint of melancholy. “The truth can’t be concealed forever. Now that this matter has been exposed, it’s better to endure short- term pain than long–term suffering. No matter what decision Lysa makes in the future,

face clearly painted with the

father has some reservations about me

let them leave first. However, they should be

and Molly looked at

a sister who has been in a car accident not too long ago. She, too, is being treated

that I can step in and

said, “Lysander grew up with them. The couple treats her as their own daughter. Knowing about this, they must have felt a sense of loss. Lysander is

“How is Lysa’s sister? Was the car accident

fine now. If things go smoothly, she could be discharged from the

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