Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 503

“Alright then, I’ll go and settle the paperwork while you get settled. Regarding this file,” Benedict handed over the divorce agreement to Vivian. “I think it’s better for you to keep it.”

Benedict gave Vivian a gentle hug before leaving the house. He knew that she needed some personal space.

Glancing at the divorce agreement in her hand, Vivian had flashbacks of that day when she saw Finnick and Evelyn hateful at Finnick the more she thought about it.

Let’s end it all here. We’ll be strangers if we do meet again.

Five years later, at the airport of Sunshine City, an attractive-looking girl was walking toward the exit. She had lustrous hair and was wearing big sunglasses, which were covering about one-third of her face. The facial features left uncovered on her face were her dainty nose and her red lips.

She was wearing a white shirt paired with black baggy pants. The combination of the two complemented very well with her slim figure. Although it was just a common style of clothing, the girl still looked fancy wearing them.

color, further illustrated her sense of style. She was giving off the vibes

were let down when they noticed that she was walking with a little boy beside her, so

beauty, the

features, made him look adorable. With his big eyes, the little boy was scanning his surroundings curiously. His

meet his eyes, the little boy would give out a bright smile, exposing his pearl white, enviable teeth.

of my good looks?” The little boy queried smugly while still maintaining that lovable

son was good in every other aspect, his only foible was that he was a bit narcissistic. I wonder who he got that from. It definitely couldn’t have been from

her thoughts as she was disappointed in herself for

the little boy lifted his head up to glance at her;

are you okay? Mom?” Worried, the little boy

recovering her train of thought, the woman gazed down on her son. “Yes, they’re looking at you because you’re handsome. My cute

hallucinating just now as his mother’s expression had