In Love, Never Say Never

In love, never say never chapter 882

Although Larry wanted to ask, he could tell that it was not the right time.

Vivian was upset. If Larry asked her about it now, he was undoubtedly adding fuel to the fire.

Vivian was saddened as she looked at Larry standing quietly at one side. She pulled him into her arms and cried.

“Little pumpkin, you’re all Mommy has now.” As she hugged Larry, Vivian was thinking over possible places where Finnick could have gone to. She was not about to give up searching for him.

“Mommy, don’t cry. I’m always here with you.” Just like how Vivian had comforted him previously, Larry stroked her back, hoping that she would not cry any longer.

Looking at how helpless his mother was, Larry felt helpless, for he could not protect his own mother well.

“Your daddy’s gone, little pumpkin. He left in order to protect us.”

Vivian was worried; Finnick had not been in a good state last night. Furthermore, he had left just like that in the morning, without taking anything with him.

Where would he stay at night? What would he eat? How would he support himself?

questions in her head, but she did not dare to think too much about them. She knew that

in a difficult situation. He had left out of fear that the

what would happen to them if the enemy just

Finnick

Finnick left, he had thought that Vivian would only be able to live a safe life

to her. It was the type of love where he could disregard his

more Vivian pondered over this matter,

had only just reconciled but were now separated once again. Is our life doomed to have

Larry saw his mother cry even harder, he walked over to the sofa to get some

she was crying so badly that her tears could

move to wipe her tears. She let them run down her face as she felt

had been overwhelmed by the various events in life that happened recently and had no time to

she would let herself cry for a while. After that, Vivian would

him. Instead, she

the time came, they would be able

it, Vivian stopped crying. She looked at Larry’s face, which resembled that of Finnick’s, and made up her

to their home, the one that she