Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 281

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 281

Vivian’s heart trembled faintly.

She worked in the news industry, so it wasn’t uncommon for her to meet all sorts of big shots and celebrities. Despite that, she had never felt an aura as overbearing as his.

Apart from that, his gaze was frigid, as if he didn’t care about anything that was happening around him.

Jerking herself out of her little walk down memory lane, Vivian looked at Finnick in adoration with a faint smile.

Finnick asked, “Do you like it?”

Vivian nodded and said in awe, “I love it. I haven’t been here in so long. The last time I came here, I was still young and living with the Millers. But I wasn’t that happy.”

She had mentioned how last time when she came to the theme park, Emma only let her tag along as Ashley’s little sidekick and didn’t let her play on the rides. That was why she didn’t have fond childhood memories of theme parks.

Finnick pushed his wheelchair toward the Ferris wheel and said, “Let’s go on the Ferris wheel.”

Go on the Ferris wheel? Vivian was surprised. Was he still the cold-hearted and straightforward Finnick she knew? After all, this was the kind of thing that only young couples would get up to.

Finnick turned back and looked at Vivian, who was still in a daze, and asked, “What’s wrong?”

“I just think this is kind of unlike you,” Vivian couldn’t help saying.

Finnick started to blush and lowered his head. “You can laugh if you want to.”

Vivian suddenly burst into laughter.

Finnick coughed lightly in an attempt to mask his embarrassment.

How humiliating. If it weren’t for the sake of making Vivian happy, he would never have done something so out of habit.

Vivian stepped forward and stared at Finnick. “Have you been overworking yourself these days? Maybe you ate something that went bad? How did someone like you come up with something as romantic as going on a Ferris wheel together? You’re scaring me.”

It could have been the atmosphere of the theme park or Vivian’s words, but Finnick was no longer as standoffish as before, and his face slowly reddened.