Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick)
Chapter 829

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 829

I'd really like to see the genius who is managing this God-forsaken hotel.

Vivian was burning with fury for being toyed with and had to meet the manager to vent her anger.

"I'm the manager. Is there anything I can help you with?" Unexpectedly, the receptionist just now was actually the manager of the hotel as well.

Vivian was bemused. With the manager looking like this, it's no wonder that the hotel is in this kind of quandary.

Her lips curled into a mocking smile. "Since you're the boss, I'd like to ask that you manage your business properly. Please don't resort to trickery. It does no good to anyone, including yourself. You're actually scamming people with the huge discrepancy between your advertisement and the actual room that you're providing. I can report you, you know."

Vivian slammed the hotel card that the manager handed over to her and turned on her heel, taking Larry with her.

Finnick's lips curled into a slight smile as he trailed behind his wife.

It had been a while since his wife had thrown a tantrum like this. She looks so adorable today.

"Mommy, don't be so angry. Let's go to another hotel."

Noticing that his mother was in a fit of rage, Larry tugged lightly at the corners of her shirt.

"Alright, I'm okay now. Let's head to another hotel."

Vivian managed a smile at Larry and Finnick. Then, she took Larry's hands in hers and decided to look for a new place to stay. Since this was their first trip after getting back together, Vivian thought it was best to just put this behind them.

The little family garnered a lot of attention from onlookers, especially women.

Some of them were charmed by Larry's cute demeanor, but the majority were actually beguiled by Finnick's charming look.

Vivian could not help but roll her eyes. Feeling helpless, she noticed that Finnick had always managed to enthrall women everywhere he went.

Hence, she could only speed up to get away from the women's swooning stares.

In the end, they settled for a stay that was not a five-star hotel but was leaps and bounds better than I-DO Hotel. They booked a presidential suite and headed upstairs to unpack their luggage.

It had been a long flight, and the little family was in need of a really good rest, especially Larry.

Since he was just a child, the boy was most susceptible from being tuckered out from the long flight.

Hence, his parents decided to just let him take a quick nap before having their dinner.

At night, Larry was sandwiched between Vivian and Finnick.

The little boy had fallen asleep while Finnick and Vivian were still awake as both of them stared at the ceiling.

The woman replayed the incident that happened during the day and decided that it was time for her to be more attentive in small details.

Otherwise, I can really set myself up for serious trouble.

It's only a hotel this time. What about next time?

What if it's something very important?

With the thought in mind, the woman vowed to be more vigilant in the future.

All of a sudden, Vivian asked her husband if he thought she was dumb. Finnick cast a glance at his wife and smiled, "Of course not, silly."

To err is human, Vivian. No one is perfect.

After listening to her husband, Vivian said no more and went to sleep after muttering goodnight to him.

The little family fell into a deep slumber without dreams.

Despite the unhappy incident earlier in the day, they were able to enjoy a peaceful night of rest unplagued by nightmares.

Vivian was trying hard to forget the even more embarrassing incident. All she needed was time.

Time was the best antidote to forgetting someone.

Just give it some time.

The next day, Vivian and Finnick woke up early in the morning. After greeting each other, Larry's voice rang.

"Good morning, Mommy and Daddy."

"Good morning, little pumpkin." Glancing at the time, Vivian realized that it was only seven thirty in the morning.

"Yes, you guys are up early too." Larry's school time was around eight o'clock, and the boy had already cultivated the habit of waking up early.