Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick)
Chapter 2206

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2206

"What's wrong? Did something happened?" Delilah asked.

Many things had happened, but Joan didn't feel like telling Delilah.

"It's fine, Ms. Young. We'll be fine after some time," Joan assured her.

However, Delilah thought otherwise. She knew that someone else might grab the chance to break Larry and Joan up while they were giving each other the cold shoulder. Even though Larry was trustworthy, he was still a man.

Delilah wasn't worried about Joan, for Joan only had her eyes set on Larry. She might've spent too much time with Dustin and Caiden, but they were just friends.

"Aren't you afraid someone else might take him away from you?" demanded Delilah.

Huh? Why would I be afraid of that? Joan chuckled in response.

Larry loves me. He's not some playboy.

"Joan, human beings are complicated. You two might have gone through a lot and created beautiful memories together, but none of you can be certain you won't fall out of love with each other."

She added, "Keep watch on Larry. Of course, I don't mean you need to monitor him 24/7, but you didn't even interact with him earlier. Isn't this too much?" Concern tinged Delilah's voice. They were both furious earlier, so Joan decided to wait till she calmed down.

"Ms. Young, you shouldn't worry too much. Right now, you need to take care of your health. Larry and I will reconcile after his company is back on the right track." Joan patted Delilah's shoulder in consolation. Fine. They should settle it themselves. Delilah sighed and walked out of the room.

Joan was certain she would spend the rest of her life with Larry.

Still, perhaps things might take an unexpected twist one day.

Meanwhile, Caspian was talking to Larry in his office. "Larry, it's getting late. You should go home. It has been a while since you spend time with Joan."

"I have work to do. So I won't be going home tonight," came Larry's calm reply.

He's not going home again? Why is he so diligent? He should balance his life and work. Besides, Joan might complain if this keeps happening.

"Uh, I think these aren't urgent. You can continue working tomorrow. Why don't you go home for today?" Caspian suggested carefully.

"Get straight to the point. Don't beat around the bush," said Larry without even looking up.

Hearing that, Caspian parted his lips to say, "Well, I think you haven't really talked to Joan in a while. We've solved the manufacturing company's problem, so we can relax for now before you start on another project..."

Why is he being such a nag? Larry frowned. Joan didn't say anything. So why is he trying to persuade me to get off work?

Sometimes, Larry wondered why Caspian, being a man, would act like how a woman was acting-being detail-oriented.

"I mean, am I right? Joan sacrificed a lot to marry you," Caspian waffled on.

Larry felt like stopping him but thought the better of it.

Forget it. I'll just let him vent his frustrations out.

"Larry? Hey, are you listening?" Caspian came closer to Larry.