Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 2618

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2618

Drawing A Clear Line

“It’s exactly because we’re business partners that we should draw a line. Don’t you think so?” Larry was not letting this slide.

Della instantly understood what he meant.

“Alright. I promise I’ll do that.” Her voice was low and disappointed.

Just like that? She’s not putting up a fight? Larry cast his uncertain and surprised gaze at her.

Della only said that because she wanted Larry to not worry about this.

“Hey, your shirt’s dirty,” she said, walking over with him with a wet tissue, “Let me help you.”

She wiped his shirt carefully, trying to get the stain off.

The next thing they knew, Jessica flung the door wide open and barged in.

Bang!

“What’s wrong with you? Can you not slam the door?” Larry looked at her, displeased.

“What’s wrong with me? What’s wrong with y’all? Can both of you please not do this in the company? Bring it elsewhere.”

What is it we’re doing that we should do elsewhere? Larry looked at her cluelessly.

“You watch what you’re saying.”

I said nothing wrong. It’s obvious that Della likes you.

Jessica glared back at the two of them in dissatisfaction.

Despite her antipathy toward Della, Jessica had to admit that she was rich and that made her a more tempting option.

“Your coffee, Ms. Duff,” the assistant said, coming in with a cup in her hands.

“I’m leaving already, thanks.”

The assistant stared at the cup of coffee and shook her head as Della walked out. What a waste.

Women were really fickle-minded. They might be kind and loving, but she could readily turn cruel and heartless the next second.

Everyone thought Della was an upright businesswoman, but when she did not get what she wanted, she could become despicable. Even Della herself did not know there was this side in her.

“Morning, Ms. Duff,” Caspian greeted her when he saw the woman.

“Morning.”

Although she had promised Larry to stay away, she still found excuses every single day to come over just to see him.

“Do you have nothing better to do?” Larry called her out.