Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick)
Chapter 2358

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2358

Abigail would make a great psychiatrist.

"Joan, I'll go grab something to eat now. Call me if you need me, and if you miss Larry, call him. It's so simple. Don't suppress your feelings."

"You little brat..." Before she could finish her sentence, the girl was out of the ward.

Joan grabbed her phone stared at the familiar phone number.

Should I call Larry? I wonder how he's doing. Where is he now? Did he go home? She was worried about him.

Suddenly, her phone rang, but it was Delilah.

She cleared her throat and answered the call.

"Hello, Ms. Young."

"Joan, when are you coming home? You've been gone for so long. Lucius misses you."

It had been a while since she left the country. Lucius missed her almost every day, and Delilah dreamed of her every night. Thus, Delilah often called her by reason of anxiety. "Sorry, Ms. Young. There are some more places I want to go. I need more time." Joan said carefully.

"Joan, tell me honestly. Are you in trouble?" Delilah asked sternly.

She hated it when Joan tried to hide something from her, even if it was a white lie.

"Ms. Young, I'm totally fine here. Don't worry. I just want to stay for a couple more days."

Joan couldn't tell her the truth. Excessive worrying would affect Delilah's health.

Before they ended their call, the older woman reminded, "Listen. Promise to tell me the truth no matter what happens to you, or you're done for."

Later, Abigail came in and said, "Joan, here. I bought your favorite dumplings."

Joan was touched by her thoughtfulness.

Soon, she received another text. It was an invitation to Nancy's baby shower.

Joan sighed heavily as she stared at the sky. She felt time went by really fast. With her current condition, it was impossible to attend the baby shower. No, I can't go back now. She placed her phone on the bed, closed her eyes, and ignored the message.

Naturally, Nancy would be disappointed if Larry and Joan missed the party.

"What's the matter? What are they busy with?" The new mother pouted unhappily.

They are busy with their work, obviously. Besides, Joan couldn't come since she's still recuperating. Caspian considered telling Nancy the truth.

It's better if she doesn't know.

"Not everyone has your good fortune. You practically have nothing to do aside from babysitting," he scoffed.

She lowered her head to look at her daughter in silence. A slow smile worked its way across her face. She reluctantly agreed with him.

"My daughter, you are the best, aren't you?" She landed a kiss on her forehead.