CHAPTER 868

“Okay then,” Charlie handed the flowers to Meredith and said, “Edith, you’re more skilled than I am in arranging them. You should arrange them and tie them into a bouquet.”

“Sure. You should head back inside first.” Meredith then pushed him into the house.

The sunflowers were fully bloomed this season.

Using scissors and ribbons, Meredith arranged the flowers into a bouquet very quickly and showed it to Charlie. “Charlie, I think this bouquet suits you more, why not have it instead?”

Charlie actually did like sunflowers.

Meredith thought of giving him the flowers to cheer him up.

But Charlie shook his head. “This is for Josiah, so let’s give it to him instead.”

“We can buy one for him.”

“It’s fine,” Charlie added, “if I want them, I can always go see them in the garden.”

“Alright then.”

When they arrived at the hospital, they saw Yoseph who was sitting in front of Josiah’s ward.

At the sight of both of them, Yoseph hurriedly got onto his feet and said, “You are here…to see Sir, yes? But he just fell asleep.”

Judging by Yoseph’s expression, it was obvious that he did not want to let them in.

Before Meredith could say anything, Charlie said, “It’s only nine in the morning and he must have just had his breakfast, no? I don’t think he can fall asleep that easily.”

Yoseph pulled into an awkward smile and said, “I don’t think you know that Sir has a sleeping problem and his sleeping time is usually all over the place.”

“I heard that Sweet Reminiscence helped him to sleep better? Didn’t you give some to Josiah?”

Yoseph was suddenly at loss for words. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

Meredith said, instead, “Charlie, since Josiah is sleeping, let’s come some other day instead.”

“But we’ve prepared the sunflowers, especially for him. It’s a pity that we can’t give it to him today,” Charlie said as he shook the bouquet of flowers in his hand.

Yoseph then said, “If you don’t mind, I can give the flowers to him instead.”

“Sure. Thank you.”

TO

Right then, Josiah’s voice was heard from the room. “Yoseph, let both of them in.”

Yoseph was a little stunned. He held the door open and said, “Please come in.”

Sitting up, Josiah was leaning against the headboard. His hand, which was holding a tablet, was inserted with tubes.

For some reason, the bandage around his head and the patient gown that he was wearing, caught Meredith’s attention. Meredith found the scene oddly familiar.

Back then when he saved her from falling over the building, he also hurt his head. He too had a bandage around his head, was in a hospital gown, and had a pale and frail look on his face.

Only this time, he was hurt only because of Charlie.

And it seemed as if she was always the reason that he got hurt..

At the thought of this, Meredith felt slightly suffocated.

Josiah too was looking at Meredith who was standing behind Charlie’s wheelchair with a complicated look on his face.

He had been eagerly waiting for her to come but he did not expect for the both of them to show up together.

Charlie naturally noticed the way that Josiah was looking at Meredith.

He smiled and said, “And I thought you were sleeping.”

Josiah broke away his gaze on Meredith and replied, “I have a lot of visitors and I asked Yoseph to keep them away.”