Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 94

Vivian shrugged Fabian off after she was done talking. She did not cast a second glance at him and turned around to leave.

She only realized that she was gasping for air after she was out of the pantry.

Her phone rang at this moment.

She was stumped for a moment when she saw the caller ID. The next moment, she answered the call right away, as if her life depended on it.

“Finnick…” She spoke first.

Finnick’s deep voice could be heard on the other end. “Vivian, where are you?”

“I’m at the office.” Vivian tried her best to reply calmly. “I’m doing overtime, and I’ve sent you a text telling you to have dinner without me.”

“I know.” Finnick’s voice was placid as usual. Having said that, Vivian held on to it like it was a tranquilizer. “Come down.”

“Down? Where?” Vivian was puzzled.

“Downstairs. I’m at your office.”

toward the elevator

the elevator. She was counting down the numbers

Faster, faster…

time that she wished she could see

Ding.

elevator stopped at the first floor, and Vivian hurriedly stepped

ran toward the entrance, and there was the familiar

before heading toward the entrance. At this moment, she was not afraid of being seen by the others in the office

car, Finnick took in her every move through the window. A flicker of smile fleeted across his deep-set eyes. The door was open for Vivian

the car straight

at the man before her. He was dressed in an emerald, green knitted top, complementing his handsome

as he passed the lunch

aback. She opened the lunch box, and it

lifted her head and stared at Finnick blankly. “You came all the way just to bring me

his gaze, uncomfortable at Vivian’s puzzled expression. He coughed slightly. “No, I’m heading for a meeting at the office, and so I thought I’d pop over

Vivian chuckled.

smart as Finnick is, he

at the west, their house was at the east. Finnick’s office was right

Vivian knew he was too full of pride to admit it. Hence, she let it slide. Taking over the lunch box, she muttered,

His deep-set gaze glimmered in the dimly lit