Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 548

“When your wife was kidnapped, you promised all of Finnor Group’s client data to them in exchange. Tell me if this wasn’t the case!” the pirate challenged.

Vivian’s hand flew to her mouth. Her eyes widened in shock. How could that be? Did Finnick really expose all of Finnor Group’s client data because of me?

Vivian stood where she was holding her breath; her body quivering slightly, her ears keenly tuned for Finnick’s reply. Vivian was in shock. How is this possible? However, Finnick’s reply never came. The pirate’s voice, on the other hand, increased in volume and rage.

“Your silence speaks for itself. You’re really something, Finnick. Your wife’s life is important, but what about the rest of the stockholders? Did you think about anyone else? Did you think about the consequences that your actions would have on all of us?

I’m a firm believer in retribution. An eye for an eye! You should have expected some kind of payback for your heinous deed. Today on behalf of everyone who suffered because of you, I’m going to give you b*stard the punishment you deserve…”

order to rescue her five years ago, Finnick had

bubbling up within her. They left her feeling bewildered. The memory of Finnick caressing her as

have been exhausted from everything that he was dealing with at work. Then, he had to go to the hospital to care for me. Yet Finnick had never breathed a word of this to Vivian. Was he afraid

threatened to spill over. She was undeniably moved. Finnick

Otherwise, it’ll really be too late,” Hunter urged. He felt an overwhelming instinct to knock her unconscious and haul her along with him at the rate she was holding them back. We’re

to herself and Larry, neither could she steel herself to walk away without intervening in Finnick’s

Larry towards Hunter. With a solemn look, Vivian said quickly, “Take Little Pumpkin with you

Finnick was in this mess partly because of her.

Vivian, barricading her way forward with Larry in his arms. “Don’t be stupid!

since made up her mind. Vivian knew that if she left now, she would never