Still Loving You Nonetheless

Chapter 402
When Quinley received the news that Maeve was arrested, she was so furious she was at a loss for words.
Even if she was not lacking money, six million dollars was a huge amount. How did that b*tch screw things up? Thankfully, she still had not paid her the remaining five million dollars, if not her loss would have been larger.
“What did you say? Maeve wants to see me?” She placed her cup down and said to the girl called Sunny, sitting opposite her. “How dare she still look for me?”
“Yes, I’m guessing she wants you to help bail her out.”
“Who does she think she is?” Quinley sneered.

“Yes. Does she still think that she is the heiress of Xander?”
Sunny was one of their friends. Naturally, she would only be friends with whoever was doing well. Since Maeve lost all her wealth and powers, Sunny looked down upon her.
She laughed and added, “But she said that if you don’t see her, you’ll regret it.”
“What does she mean by that?”
Sunny shook her head. “I don’t know either. I heard it from my uncle.” She did not know what was going on between Quinley and Maeve. She was only a gossipy messenger. Quinley panicked a little at what Sunny said. After all, Maeve did have something on her. An hour later, Quinley obediently appeared in front of Maeve.
She did not dare to offend Maeve or blame her. She only said in a suppressed, heartbroken tone, “Why were you so careless? You knew that Josiah is a ruthless person. You cannot believe what he says.”
“You’re the same, too, right? You knew he was cruel, yet you still yearn to marry him.”
Quinley was speechless. Actually, after the last incident of being kicked out of the car, she no longer had any hopes for Josiah. She only wanted to make Meredith go mad. It was not only to get Josiah but mainly to seek revenge on both Josiah and Meredith.
Quinley secretly took a deep breath and said, “Tell me, why did you insist on seeing me?” “What else? Of course, I was hoping that you would bail me out.”
Maeve was only there for a day, and she could no longer take it. If she were to be in prison for
a few years, she was afraid that she would go mad. “I can’t,” Quinley said seriously, “before I entered, I already asked around. I used my connections too. Everyone knows that this is Josiah’s case. They don’t dare to do anything reckless.” “Then, what’s going to happen to me?” Maeve was anxious. “Am I going to be framed for no