Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 970

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 970

Vivian was thoroughly drained. The sight of Finnick’s face reminded her of Larry. She couldn’t help but reach out a hand to hug him, muttering Larry’s name repeatedly under her breath.

“Little pumpkin, you’re finally back! Do you have any idea how much I have missed you?”

Finnick felt a small patch of wetness on his shoulder as she spoke. He knew without looking that they were from her tears. It was a true portrayal of a mother losing her child.

As soon as she saw someone who had the slightest resemblance, she would delude herself into thinking it was her child. It was an instinctive process of the human brain to use such a method to make up for the grief they felt. However, if it developed into an advanced stage, the same condition would be diagnosed as a mental illness.

With no alternative, Finnick could only impersonate Larry and asked in a cajoling tone, “Then, shall we go home?”

nodded, allowing him to lead her

them had spent the entire day walking and searching respectively. They were exhausted. One peaceful night was all they could

at Vivian in concern. “What happened?”

eyes widened as she stared at him

that she had suffered a great blow to her mental state, he had no idea how

caring for her for a while, Larry then became missing. Although there had been hopes to rescue him initially, the same mistakes kept repeating again and again. No matter how emotionally strong a person was,

accustomed to shouldering everything on her own. She never reached out for help.

Larry’s death. Finnick knew he was majorly responsible for that matter. Hence, he made up his mind to

go. I’ll take you to see Larry,” Finnick lied. He had originally wanted to bring up the hospital, but he feared she would be uncooperative and

along wherever he led. She sat quietly in the car in anticipation at the thought of reuniting with

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