Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 2410

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2410

“Don’t go. You’re not the one who’s supposed to leave,” Caiden added.

“Joan, I’ve asked you to come today because I want to clarify something with you. I don’t like Noelle. Don’t try to push me to this woman. Also, Noelle, the only feeling I have for you is the feeling of an elder brother to his little sister, and there’s absolutely nothing else. Please behave yourself in the future.”

His tone was so serious and stern that it gave Noelle who was at the side a fright.

“Fine, I’ll make myself clear as well then. Caiden, I don’t care who you like. It has nothing to do with me whatsoever. Hence, don’t contact me ever again in the future!”

Such ruthless remark coming from Joan alongside a strong aura of resolution hurt the feelings of the man in bed deeply. Nevertheless, Noelle who was standing on the side was truly excited with her declaration.

Great. That’s exactly the effect that I wish to see! With a gloating look on her face, Noelle had her eyes fixated on Joan who was standing across from her.

“Joan, do you really want to let go?” Caiden asked all of a sudden.

The question itself was illogical. I’ve never even held onto anything. What is there to let go of?

“Caiden, if you agree, we can still be friends. But if you don’t, it’s fine. I’ll choose to leave this city,” Joan answered in a simple yet direct manner.

She couldn’t bear with it anymore. All she wanted was to lead a peaceful life.

No way! I can never let Joan disappear from my sight!

“Is it true that you don’t like me at all?” Caiden who was still lying in bed asked pitifully as he looked at Joan eagerly.

Isn’t that obvious? If she has any feelings for him, why would she have treated him in such an indifferent way? Noelle snorted, and she was utterly out of sorts.

“There is only one man whom I love, and he is Larry. It has always been him all along and he will be the only man I’ll ever love!” With that, she left the ward straight away.

The tension in the ward was so thick you could cut it with a knife. At that point in time, Caiden felt as though he had been swamped with bitingly cold water, and he couldn’t stop quivering.

He thought he should have been used to Joan’s rejection by then and that he would be able to maintain his emotional stability. Nevertheless, his heart still ached terribly when he was turned down once again, much to his surprise.