Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 586

“What do you mean?” Hunter squinted at her, a cold fury flashed dangerously across his eyes for an instant. Evelyn misinterpreted his gaze and pressed on in the wrong direction.

She twirled a finger in her hair coyly while she touched Hunter’s cheek with her other hand. “I remember when we were at A Nation, you told me that you liked me, didn’t you?” she smiled.

This was another affirmation of Evelyn that there was no way that Hunter would genuinely like Vivian. He used to like her; his taste in women wouldn’t be as bad as to find Vivian attractive. Yes, admittedly she had become more beautiful. But that doesn’t change the fact that she was hideous in the past.

“So?” Hunter took another sip of his tea and egged Evelyn on.

“If you help me deal with Vivian, perhaps we could pick up where we left off,” Evelyn breathed. “What do you think? Not too bad of a thank you gift, isn’t it?”

As she said that, she allowed as much lust and suggestiveness to flash before her eyes to ensure that Hunter got the message.

proposition. She recalled when they were in A Nation together, Hunter held a bouquet of roses and stood under her dormitory for three days in an effort to court her. All the other girls in the faculty threw

at the end, she did not

she had her heart on Finnick back then. Her relationship with Hunter eventually became platonic, but throughout the years there were traces of romantic tension

was confident that Hunter still had feelings for her. She was the epitome of perfection;

have feelings for her, why did he agree to help her seduce Vivian without hesitation and exerted so much effort into

some perks of being with her in front of him, and he

in her grasp, succumbing to obey her every whim and

confident monologue, Hunter couldn’t help feeling

think he likes her? Does she think that bringing

beautiful. And austere to all the boys too; she remained indifferent to their attention. He took it as a challenge

got to the point where he would try his best to win them over even when he wasn’t actually interested in them. He lost interest as soon as he managed to; it was the thrill of the chase

that he was a fool all along. To have wasted his time building meaningless temporary connections and