Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick) novel Chapter 453

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 453

I must explain clearly to Finnick and clarify that I’m pregnant with his child. No matter what, I can’t let him have any misunderstanding about this matter.

Samuel was baffled when he noticed that Vivian seemed to be lost in thought. A while ago, she pleaded for him to trust her, emphasizing that she was telling the truth. Before he could ask her further about what had actually happened at that time, she turned and dashed toward the door.

“Vivian!” Samuel called out to her, yet she did not hear him at all. In a twinkling of an eye, she had descended the staircase and reached the ground floor.

Once Vivian was out of the house, she stopped a taxi hastily by the roadside and hopped into it. She urged the taxi driver to speed off after mentioning the address of Finnor Group.

Along the way, indecipherable uneasiness crept into Vivian gradually. How should I explain to Finnick about this matter? Will he choose to trust me? Will he share the same thought as grandpa that I’ve forgotten about what had happened at that time?

When Vivian reached Finnor Group, she headed straight for Finnick’s office without greeting the receptionist at the front desk.

The receptionist did not stop her, knowing that she was Finnick’s wife. However, she wondered why Vivian headed toward Finnick’s office in such a hurry. She had obviously cried a while ago. Her eyes were red and there was still the residue of tears on her face. Has she quarrelled with the president?

She looked at the phone in front of her hesitantly and was in a dilemma whether she should give the president a call about it.

Anyway, I better don’t get involved with the boss’ family matters! To play safe, I’d better pretend that I didn’t see anything.

The moment Vivian reached Finnick’s office, there was no sign of him. Finnick’s secretary told her that he was having a meeting in the meeting room, and requested her to wait for a while.

“Could you please inform your president that I need to see him now?” Vivian insisted to see Finnick at once.

The secretary was stunned as Vivian sounded unusually demanding. It never crossed her mind that such a stern look would appear on Vivian’s face, as she was always giving off a vibe of gentleness and demureness. She presumed that Vivian must have an urgent matter.

“Alright, Mrs. Norton. Please hold on. I’ll inform him now,” the secretary said courteously to Vivian.