Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 446

Vivian stubbornly refused to take no for an answer. She walked around to the other side of the bed to plead her case, but she saw that Rachel had clamped her eyes tightly shut. Despite this, tears continued to fall and wet the corners of her pillow.

Vivian was visibly upset by this. Perhaps her mother did have a valid reason why she could not say anything. The younger woman felt guilty and knew that it was wrong to have pushed her thus.

With that in mind, Vivian grabbed some tissue from the side table and squatted down to dry Rachel’s tears. “I’m sorry, Mom. I won’t ask anymore. I’m going to leave now, so rest well.”

Rachel did not open her eyes or answer Vivian. Instead, she lay there in her bed and continued to cry. All Vivian could do was turn around and leave the ward.

Today’s emotional display had left her with a bitter taste in her mouth. The trip back home was one taken in despair, and Vivian felt all of the mixed feelings she had well up near the surface.

Why didn’t Mom even reached out to her child or even looked for her after all these years? The fact remained that she would rather die than seek help from her own child. Vivian could only surmise that there were more secrets to be uncovered behind this. Secrets that likely had to do with her own identity as well.

the ward, she was so intent on discovering the whereabouts of Rachel’s child just so that they could proceed with the operation. However, Vivian forgot to

in her thoughts that she had not realized that she’d wandered onto the sidewalk. Without looking, she decided to continue

the sound of screeching brakes suddenly pulled Vivian back into reality. When she looked up,

to avoid a collision with her. The angry driver leaned out from his window to yell at Vivian for her

hurried over to the other side of the

you use your eyes next time?” yelled the

holding and patted her chest, thankful for the fact that she was unharmed. It was then that Vivian suddenly remembered something as her face paled in

child! How can I forget something so

hit and put this child in danger? I’m really not

on the street anymore. She quickly stopped a nearby taxi

her eyes, recalling every single thing that had

her head. When she opened her eyes, she noticed a familiar-looking briefcase near the