Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 850

Noah hurriedly approached Vivian, whose head was surprisingly wrapped in thick layers of bandages. That’s odd, he thought.

He recalled that he only saw injuries on Vivian’s legs earlier. So where did this head injury come from?

Noah stared at her confoundedly but decided against asking.

“I’m fine,” Vivian answered. Sensing Noah’s confusion, she explained, “I thought that had only injured my leg at the time. I didn’t notice that there was a serious head injury on me until now.”

Vivian smiled faintly. This small act gave liveliness to her otherwise paled complexion from the surgery.

The nurse aiding her wore a uniform-like smile and explained, “Sir, this madam has just got out of a critical condition. We’ll begin with the hospitalization procedures so that we can monitor her for a couple of days. If everything checks out, then she’ll be out of here in no time.”

“Alright, thank you.” Noah and the nurse helped Vivian into her ward and onto her assigned bed. Once she was settled in, he left to complete the necessary forms and payments for the hospitalization procedures.

On his way, Noah ran into the nurse from the ambulance earlier.

“Sir, do you need some water?” The nurse cast a soft gaze, widening her eyes slightly in anticipation.

“No, thank you.”

the nurse, but she blocked his

don’t think I’ve introduced myself yet.

It was as if her eyes were made of crystals or polished

was rushing to complete the hospitalization procedures so that he could get back to Vivian sooner. He couldn’t risk anything happening to her whilst he was away because the consequences

the little

“Sir, perhaps—”

Noah interrupted with a deep orotund tone. It

but he had to be harsher now that Vivian’s wellbeing was

nurse is a young, harmless lady. It doesn’t matter that this

from her shock and said, “I’m not done speaking, sir.” But before these words fully came out of her mouth, Noah

the distance,

him. However, she was too preoccupied at the time to make a move; she needed to fulfill her nursing duties by lifting the patient onto the ambulance

the first time she heard his voice, which had a smokiness that drew her in completely

to others, Ivana believed the best in him. She believed that deep beneath that frosty exterior

care for Mrs.

care how ridiculous her actions seemed, how Noah didn’t give a fig about her now; she would go the extra mile and work