Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1219

Hannah had wanted to admonish Helen ages ago, but she gave up doing so since Helen was blinded by rage and wouldn’t listen to her. Now, however, the situation didn’t allow anymore tarrying. If I don’t talk her down the ledge, the durian will certainly remain a durian, yet I can’t say the same about Jason!

Spurred into action, she rebuked Helen loudly, “That’s enough, Helen! Stop messing around!”

“No way! I’ve got to teach this despicable guy a lesson for laughing at me!” Disregarding Hannah’s admonishment, Helen lifted the durian to catapult it at Jason.

At that precise moment, Winson was again awakened by their argument. Rubbing his groggy eyes, he looked over to the two of them.

“W-What is this about me laughing at you when I came in the door? I don’t get it!” Jason roared at the top of his lungs. He truly couldn’t figure out why she was throwing such a tantrum at him for no reason. I didn’t do anything to provoke her, so why is she targeting me?

“You know full well what you saw when you came in!” Helen just wouldn’t believe that he wasn’t making fun of her.

I came in, and you had already started hurling fruits at me!” Jason lamented pitifully and pretended to dab at his eyes from time

Helen demanded. I just want to see how

was I smirking?” I finally got a bargaining chip to use with you after expending much effort, so I triumphantly snickered for a bit. Do you have to

learned something about Hannah, so I was happy for her. For that reason, I smiled at Hannah. I didn’t smile

just wait and see what kind of interesting story you can

yourself. Well? Tell me what you learned about my sister! If you can’t tell me anything,

said that, she again

even as resentment inundated him. I’ve finally gotten a piece of explosive information after digging for so long and came over happily to use it as a bargaining chip, but never had

him with a sneer on her face as she

cut her off. “Okay,

the sight of the durian lifted high over her head, he had no other recourse. For the sake of my safety, I’ve got to say

cell phone. Then, he