Still Loving You Nonetheless

Chapter 386

Chapter 386

“I did not lie to you.” Josiah looked at the time. “It’s only four. There is still time.”
“We’re running out of time!” Meredith reached her hand out to pull him up, yet she was pulled into bed by him. Then, he got on top of her.
“My hat!” Meredith hit his arm. “My hat has been flattened by you!” “We’ll just get a new one.” Josiah just got up. He was still a little groggy. His voice was seductively hoarse too. He held her down for a while to warm her up before letting her go. Meredith immediately got up from him. She smoothed her flattened hat while she huffed,” You’re terrible. I spent so much time tying the bow, yet you ruined it.”
Josiah got up and took the hat over. “Let me have a look.”
The bow on the hat was indeed a little crooked. Josiah untied it. He thought it was just a bow, it was something everyone knew how to tie. However, after fiddling with it for a long time, he realized that he did not know how to tie one.

Seeing Meredith looking at his hand, Josiah coughed dryly. He had to brace himself and continued trying to tie it while saying, “Maybe the ribbon is too slippery. I can’t tie it.”
“I don’t care. I did it just now.”
“Then, wait for a while. I’ll look for a tutorial.” Josiah took the tablet to his table. He searched for a way to tie a bow. Then, he followed it step by step.
After repeating it for the 20th time, Meredith was finally satisfied with it.
“Are you sure?” Josiah looked at her pout and smiled dotingly. “If you’re unsure about it, I can do it again.”
“Forget about it. It’s getting dark soon. Let it be.” Meredith put the hat on with slight reluctance.
“Hold up.” Josiah pulled her back and adjusted the bow before saying, “Alright. It looks good.” They seemed to have forgotten that they were going to the beach to collect seashells. No matter how pretty he did it, the beach breeze would still mess it up. Sure enough. The moment they stepped out of the mansion the bow was untied by the wind. “See! I told you! Your tying is terrible!” Meredith looked at the swaying untied ribbon by the side of her face and grumbled. “Maybe I didn’t tie it tight enough.” Josiah patiently stood in front of her and tied it for her again.
This time, he tied the bow tightly. It would finally not come undone. Of course, the shape was far from acceptable.
To shift her attention, Josiah pointed at the beach nearby. “Look, many kids are collecting shells. If you still don’t go, they are going to collect them all.”
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