Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 38

After hanging up the call, Ashley was still fuming as she painted her nails red. In her anger, she jammed the brush against her nail.

Even till now, she could still remember the first time she met Fabian.

Fabian always assumed that their first encounter was during the banquet half a year ago. Yet, he was oblivious to the fact that she had already met him three years ago.

It was at Z College. Back then, she and her friends had visited H City for fun. Her father instructed her to bring some things for Vivian. Although she was reluctant to do so, she still obeyed him as she needed to seem like an obedient daughter.

It was then that she coincidentally saw Vivian together with Fabian.

She could recall clearly that it was a beautiful, sunny day. Fabian was riding a bicycle, while Vivian sat behind him. He was wearing a white blouse, looking like a prince who had come straight out of the fairy tales.

The moment she laid eyes on him, she was attracted by him.

Although that encounter was brief, and both Vivian and Fabian probably had no impression of it, but that was deeply engraved in her mind.

After returning home, she specially hired someone to investigate her sister’s boyfriend. Only then did she get a huge shock.

as a poor student relying on financial

Ashley was over the

in love with a poor bloke. Certainly, the

to marry Fabian and

Fabian only had eyes for

times Vivian visited the Millers. When she received Fabian’s call, there was always this sickeningly blissful

steal a glimpse of Fabian. She could never forget

that

of Vivian—that crude, unrefined and illegitimate daughter of

stemmed out of disdain. It was because she never thought that

would she imagine herself being jealous

of her

incident two years ago. Her aim was to force Fabian to never love this

the Norton family and went abroad to A Nation—just like what someone from a wealthy family should do. As planned, she

plan. However, when they returned to Sunshine

actually became Vivian’s direct superior. Was it a coincidence or a