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Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 2418

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2418

Joan wanted to make aware of what happened so that she could tackle the matter at its roots. Since Larry was not with her now, she had to take preventative measures herself.

“I don’t have any solid evidence to back my suspicion. Let’s just say it’s my gut instinct,” Delilah answered.

She didn’t explain the situation clearly. Thus, Joan was left utterly baffled and confused. However, she still believed that woman’s intuition was accurate, especially Delilah’s.

“It’s fine, maybe I’m just overthinking it.” With that, Delilah walked toward the living room and continued to iron the clothes.

No. I must get to the bottom of this. Without any hesitation, Joan took out her phone and made a call.

“Hello, Caspian? I need a favor…”

“Don’t worry, Joan. Larry had told us about this before he left. We are actually protecting you in secret,” said Caspian determinedly.

Hearing that, Joan could feel a weight being lifted off her chest.

So he was already prepared for this. At that thought, the grin on Joan’s face grew wider.

No wonder he chatted with Lucius for so long last night!

“Okay, I got it. I’m counting on you, then,” she replied politely.

“No problem, Joan. And uh… I wanted to say sorry for the time I insulted you in the past. I hope you don’t mind. I only did what I did because I was hoping that you could rekindle with Larry. Please forgive me if I have offended you in any way,” said Caspian.

He remembered clearly that he looked for Joan back then because he hoped that the latter could understand Larry. However, their communication went awry, making Caspian angry and resulted in him insulting her.

“It’s okay, don’t worry. I understand. And, I’m happy for Larry. He is lucky to have a great friend like you.”

Hearing her words, Caspian felt much more at ease.

In actuality, Joan had forgotten about this. After all, she wasn’t a petty person, so she wouldn’t care about such a trivial matter.

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