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A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William) novel Chapter 1758

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1758

The more he said, the sillier Caspian felt about his fight with Nancy. “Boss and Joan may have many problems, but at least when they upset the other person, they would apologize without any hesitation.”

For someone who wasn’t good with words, Caspian was surprisingly very eloquent and forthcoming. Nancy listened to him attentively. She had never heard him say so much in one breath, and she was afraid she might never again get the chance to in the future.

Caspian gazed at the golden tulips held tightly in Nancy’s hand, feeling the warmth that seemed to emanate from them. “Nancy, I’ll change for the better. Tell me what you’re unhappy with, and I promise I’ll change! But you know I’ve always been a wild child, so some habits may take longer to get rid of… “

“Caspian,” she interrupted. Even though it was just one word, it had taken her a lot of effort and courage to get it out.

Caspian hummed in response as his gaze remained on the tulips. He stayed silent to let Nancy carry on with what she had to say.

But, no matter how hard she tried, she just couldn’t get the words out. Caspian treated her with so much love and respect, and she couldn’t bring herself to hurt him.

“Joan had invited you along to brunch with us. I… I’m sorry I didn’t tell you.”

“Is that it? Don’t worry. Boss had already told me a while ago. We’ll go in the afternoon. We won’t make it for brunch, but we can still treat them to a nice afternoon tea.”

Nancy nodded, unable to go through with what she had planned to tell Caspian. The more she saw how he blamed himself for not treating her right, the more she couldn’t get the truth out.

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