Read online Never Late, Never Away free Chapter 26
“No, I-I can’t do this…” she stammered, taking a few steps back on shaky legs. “G-Grandpa? I’m not feeling well… I think I’ll take my leave first. I’ll definitely come back another time! I’m so sorry!”
With that, she rushed out of the private room without even looking back.
The elder Mr. Norton sneered as he watched her disappear down the corridor. “So that’s the girl you married? She’s so rude.”
Finnick glared at him. “I wouldn’t have even tried if you haven’t been breathing down my neck the whole time.”
The elder Mr. Norton widened his eyes in shock. “Y-You’re no better than her!”
He loved his youngest grandson more than anything in the world, but everything changed after the accident ten years ago. Reading his grandson’s mind became incredibly difficult.
Finnick decided that he did not want to continue the conversation any further. Pushing the wheels of his wheelchair, he made a move to leave the room as well.
“Hey! Where are you going?” the elder Mr. Norton demanded.
“I’ve lost my appetite,” Finnick said without bothering to look back. “You can eat with Mark and Fabian.”
Upon reaching the villa, Finnick heard from Molly that Vivian had locked herself in her room ever since returning.
eyes darkened,
saw Vivian lying face-down on the bed, still clad in her wine-red gown. Her
irritated Finnick
bed and stared at
as
yelled. “Talk
air in the room grew colder by a few centigrade.
up immediately, the blank look on her face
she stared at him. “H-How did you know about my relationship with Fabian?”
just get deceived by the men I trust twice
I won’t marry a random woman on the street. I know exactly what happened to you
shivered as she continued to train her
her throat throbbing painfully. “Were you trying to
her wrist and squeezed it with all his might. “He’s just an ex-boyfriend! There’s nothing to worry about if you’ve already
at the handsome man before her, her lips pursed into a thin
a long pause. “You don’t understand how much Fabian
her life force and her reason to live, and the pain from two
how much Fabian
thought that he could not get any angrier,
This stupid woman!