Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1613

Ever since Joan became Larry’s fiancée, he was afraid that she would be reluctant to spend, so he would transfer a hefty sum into her bank card monthly. And now, she was a rich woman who had a stipend of a few million.

After thinking for a long time, she transferred three hundred thousand from her bank card to her backup card. Pocketing the card, she then changed before going to the study and saying to Larry, “Dear, keep an eye on our baby, okay? I’m going out for a while.”

“Why are you going out again when we’d just come home? And where are you going this time?”

Although Larry trusted her completely, he still wanted to know where exactly she was going.

“I’ll tell you when I return, okay? Let me keep it a secret first, Dear,” Joan murmured mischievously as she kissed him on the cheek.

“I don’t mind letting it slide, but there’s a condition,” Larry drawled solemnly as he stared at her.

“Well? What’s your condition?” Joan inquired.

“Kiss me again.” Larry acted very much like a child who was throwing a tantrum.

“Alright, then.”

in exasperation, Joan kissed him lightly on the

arms around her neck and kissed her

eyes at him. “You’re happy now, yes? I’m leaving, then. Take good care of

home earlier!” Larry urged in

“Will do.”

answered him,

she reached the place where they took a break after shopping earlier, she started looking

of her even after circling the spot

she could only inquire about her whereabouts from the proprietress of a grocery store by

earlier. Do you know where she went?” she asked the middle-aged woman

was driven away by the city council just now, so she’s most likely selling fruits in the alley ahead. Ah, she’s quite pitiful! Her husband is really lousy to have her sell fruits alone while pregnant. Say, she has truly been dealt a bad hand in life!” the middle-aged woman lamented

“Thank you, Madam.”

grocery store, Joan headed in the direction she had pointed

Gabriella

best to promote her wares. Unfortunately, there wasn’t much traffic here, so

her head hung