A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William) novel Chapter 1988

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1988

Perhaps, she just doesn’t fancy me.

Turning his head away, the man looked out the window with his eyes filled with anguish. Once upon a time, he too had wanted to be with Gabriella because of her wealth and status. But as time went on, he had subconsciously fallen in love with her. Until then, he still couldn’t believe how things had turned out. With that thought in mind, he sneered at himself.

Ring! Ring!

When Joan saw who it was calling, she quickly answered.

“Please help me tidy up my office as I will be coming back tomorrow,” Dustin remarked softly.

“You should rest for a few days as there’s nothing major going on at the supermarket,” Joan replied.

“I’m fine. Don’t forget, I’m a doctor myself,” Dustin quickly reminded.

After relaxing for a few days, he was beginning to feel bored. He would prefer to do some work at the supermarket and perhaps chat with the employees.

“Alright, I understand.” Joan ended the call.

Ever since the incident with Gabriella, she had changed into a different person. Her actions were now a lot more efficient and decisive. After all, she wanted to busy herself with work so that she could forget that pain that she was going through.

“Hey, did you notice that Joan seemed to have changed recently?”

“Mmm-hmm, she seems a lot quieter and is smiling lesser. Nowadays, all she does is work.”

“Can it be that Larry bullied her again?”

The group of women stared at Joan and discussed with concern.

“Mmm, I can see that all of you have been working tirelessly recently. Hence, I will treat everyone to dinner tonight. Please bear with it for another then minutes and we will be able to get off work,” Joan proclaimed suddenly.

At that moment, the supermarket went into a frenzy.

“Wow, Joan, what are we going to have tonight?”

“I want to have pizza!”

“I want grilled fish!”

“Joan, what’s going on? You don’t seem to be in a good mood recently,” one of them asked all of a sudden.