Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1481

“I know why you decided to leave me. Why didn’t you tell me the first time we met?”

Larry caressed her face affectionately.

Having heard Larry’s words, Joan knew that she had to come clean with him.

Taking a deep breath, she looked at Larry and replied, “Larry, it’s time we clear the air. The reason I left you then was because I had a tumor in my head that needed to be treated overseas. Furthermore, I didn’t even know whether I could survive. To save you the pain, I told you that I was in love with someone else, hoping that you would forget me.”

She continued, “After that, I traveled to A Nation and there was where I met Dustin. He was my doctor then and treated me exceptionally well. His care and concern were both attentive and meticulous. However, I only ever saw him as a good friend.”

Joan slowly immersed herself in her own memories.

“All these years, there was never a moment where I wasn’t thinking about you. However, I kept reminding myself to forget you. Just when I finally buried you deep down in my heart, I ran into you again only to find that your heart had been stolen by someone else.”

Pausing for a moment, Joan sneered at herself. So what if I still love him?

Although Larry was aware of most of what Joan told him, his heart still ached when he heard her say it out loud.

he was also delighted that the reason she didn’t tell

Larry smiled. “You have always been the only one in my heart. Do you really think I have

by his response, Joan asked doubtfully, “Isn’t Gabriella

that Gabriella’s my girlfriend when I pretended to be intimate

in front of you,” Larry explained with a smile as he stroked

asked, tilting her head. Her silly expression

“Of course.”

had been cleared up, Larry was

she giggled like a child when she found out the truth. Never in her

you blame me for hiding the fact that I’m leaving?” Joan asked with

“Of course I do!”

to leave without telling me, did you ever

he has yet to forgive

she saw the look on Larry’s face, Joan’s buoyant mood was suddenly gone. She felt so depressed that she was on the brink

her up. “Since you didn’t tell me you were leaving, your punishment will be to stay

wasn’t confused for once and quickly realized