Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick)

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 101

Vivian did not expect Finnick’s question. She froze for a second before answering, “I didn’t think so much at that time. I just wanted to stop that man. I never thought he’d be that crazy to do something to me as well.”

Finnick’s eyes darted away but he kept silent.

“But it’s good that I’ve saved Fabian this time.” As though she had thought of something, an indecipherable glimmer showed up in her eyes. “At least I no longer feel like I still owe him something.”

It was only then Finnick looked at her. “Owe him something?”

“Yes.” Vivian nodded. “I had financial issues when I was studying. I kept working and applying for scholarships, and Fabian secretly helped me a lot.”

Rachel raised Vivian by herself; the former never had the best of health. By the time Vivian entered university, Rachel could no longer afford her daughter’s tuition fees and living expenses.

That was why Vivian had always applied for scholarships and worked as she studied. However, Z College was full of talented students. It was difficult for her to come across the opportunity to apply for scholarships or seek work.

Yet, despite having mediocre results, she always managed to clinch the best scholarships. Furthermore, she always “coincidentally” found convenient yet good-paying jobs.

God favoring her. However, ever since she found out Fabian was the son of the Norton family,

did not like to owe other people favors, especially when she was now in an

him this time, she considered herself

younger days and the pain he had brought her would be wiped off

lost in her thoughts. She did not notice that Finnick was looking at her

Fabian

could not find the words

into her life too

he knew was an independent woman who always bore her

used to be an ordinary student. He also never knew about her past or the financial status

and had been the one to quietly give

his hand

the warmth of his hand seeped into hers. Looking up

hard to fathom. He murmured, “Nothing.

in her college days, he would be glad to have met her two years ago. That was her