Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 766

But Vivian had very clearly seen that a bug had flown into the room.

All the blood was drained from her face; she had always been deathly afraid of bugs.

She’d hoped that the bug wouldn’t move around after flying in through the window, but she didn’t expect it to fly towards her and perch on her arm.

Nearly jumping out of her skin, she gasped and tried to get away from the bug, somehow stumbling into Finnick’s arms.

The warmth of their bodies calmed both of them down as she gazed awkwardly and fearfully up at him.

He had wrapped an arm around her waist, a charming, satisfied smile on his face, looking like a cat that had gotten the cream.

Larry knew his mommy very well, and he was well aware that she was afraid of all kinds of insects.

Seeing that the couple inside had reacted exactly as he’d wished, he giggled to himself and got ready to carry out the last phase of the plan.

Meanwhile, the grasshopper had long since been stomped to death by Finnick. Slowly lifting her face from his chest, Vivian’s cheeks were flushed a deep shade of red.

you alright?” Finnick asked,

to him, he was surprised when she followed up

to be constantly ill and needed to drink traditional herbal medicine, but their family was poor and couldn’t afford to buy it from

for her mother, repressing her fear and disgust every time she stepped into the long grass infested with all

she eventually developed a phobia of insects, her legs would grow weak at the mere sight

god that Finnick is here. She wasn’t sure if she would be able stay sane until Larry

that Vivian was staring blankly into space,

rubbing her back in an attempt

that she was fine before he was willing

“What is that?”

spotted a rolled-up ball of paper by the door that

instructed Finnick, wondering if

she

stopped in

has it been since I last heard her caring words? How long has it been since she talk to me willingly? How long has it been since I last heard her using

turning around to pick up the paper ball on

“Sleep on the bed” were written on

did a double-take at the strange message, handing it to Vivian and observed