A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William) novel Chapter 2506

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2506

Oh? Has this always been part of his plan?

Sneering in a vicious manner, Dustin looked at Larry and said, “I don’t mind sending Ms. Ward home, but I’m afraid she’s not willing to leave with me.”

Gabriella wrapped her arm around Larry’s arm and requested, “I don’t want anyone else to send me home!”

Lucius couldn’t stand it anymore. He rushed over and said, “Dad, I still have a lot of unsolved questions. Can you show me the way to solve them?”

“Sure,” Larry answered without hesitating.

“Larry!” Gabriella continued begging in a coquettish manner.

“What’s wrong with you? Are you telling me you can’t walk yourself home when I, a little boy, can walk myself home in the dark?” Lucius directed the rhetorical question at Gabriella in a scornful manner.

All of a sudden, silence fell when everyone heard him because the little boy’s remark made her seem overly pretentious.

Gritting her teeth, she had no choice but to play along with him. “I guess you’re right, Lucius. Actually, it’s not that much of a big deal.”

Larry was thrilled because the little boy turned out to be significantly smarter than he thought. He caressed his son with a proud grin.

Halfway through their session, Lucius put his pencil aside and confronted his father in a petulant manner. “Dad, what’s going on between you and that woman?”

Although he was aware his parents had filed for divorce, he had been anticipating the day of their reconciliation. Unfortunately, a few variables seemed to have gotten in their way.

“You need to stop minding the adults’ businesses.”

How am I supposed to stop when that woman has the guts to express the affection she has for you in front of us? If I don’t do anything, it’s the end for our family!

“Dad, as a man, you need to bear the consequences of your actions. Have you forgotten the things you once taught me?”

Since when has he turned into such a busybody? I’m well aware of the consequences of my actions, okay?

Larry assured his son with a determined look, “You know what? You need to stop being a worrywart because things will turn out just fine between your mother and I. It has always been and will always remain the same into the near future.”