A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William) novel Chapter 682

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 682

Years ago, he got together with Evelyn. That time, we hadn’t even gotten a divorce yet, so I can see why he kept it a secret from me, but we aren’t together anymore. He can be with anyone he wants to be, and I won’t stop him anyway, so why is he still lying to me?

Thinking about that past prompted Vivian to scoff. Maybe he’s just used to lying. Ah, to think that his lies, which should’ve only worked on young, immature ladies, had touched me. That is so naive of me!

When Charlotte saw Vivian’s grouchy expression and noted how the latter never said a word, the former thought that the latter was going to deny the request. Charlotte stepped up and hugged Vivian’s arm to request coquettishly, “Come on, Vivian. Didn’t you say that you’re no longer interested in Mr. Norton? If so, why won’t you help me?”

Vivian turned to Charlotte and advised seriously, “Charlotte, I think you should just forget about him. Listen to me, he is not a good man, and you will just end up getting hurt.”

Hah! Is that so? Or are you just saying all that because you regret divorcing such an amazing man? Despite Charlotte’s thoughts, she continued wearing a sincere and hopeful expression.

“Vivian, I truly love Finnick. I love him so, so much that I don’t care if I get hurt in the future. Please, just help me out once more and let us have some time together. I’m begging you, Vivian. Please help me. I will regret it for the rest of my life if I don’t go all out.”

Love him so, so much, huh? thought Vivian. Bitterness spread across her heart.

She used to love Finnick that much as well and thought that meeting Finnick was the luckiest feat in her life. But look at how everything ended. The so-called luckiest feat is nothing but the biggest heartache of my life.

Unfortunately, Charlotte had lowered her stance to the point where Vivian didn’t feel right to keep turning down her request, so Vivian promised, “Okay, I will help you out later if I have the chance.”

Everyone has the right to choose their own destiny. If she is so stubborn about being with Finnick, then who am I to stop her? Besides, she might put all the blame on me if I refuse to help her.