Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1768

“This might be the only thing in my whole life that I didn’t plan for. Because it really seemed like fate and everything else just fell into place.” Jory lifted the wine bottle and refilled Dustin’s glass. The clink between the bottle and wine glass sounded especially melodious at night.

“Since my transformation, I would draw up a plan in my mind for everything I’m about to do. I would use it to guide me step by step during the execution. But, when it came to her, it really felt like fate had decided everything. I didn’t even need to plot and scheme at all.”

He added, “It felt as if as long as we had each other, it didn’t matter whatever we did or however much we had. More importantly, her happiness is all that I care about because I am happy whenever I see the joy on her face.”

Jory’s words were so sincere that even Dustin couldn’t help but be stunned by them. After keeping silent for a while, Jory extended his hand to shake him. “What are you thinking about? Why are you being so quiet?”

Dustin repeated slowly, “Her happiness is your priority?”

Jory nodded. “Don’t you feel happy whenever you see her happy?”

“In that case, is what we’re doing right? Using your dad’s Alpire Group to takeover Norton Corporation’s subsidiary and to see both Joan

loved Larry, she would definitely not leave him for Dustin when his company was in trouble. In fact, she would stick with

in trouble. It would then spiral into a vicious cycle. Jory began to doubt if he was really helping Dustin that way. Having

no point in overthinking it. Not like it’s going to make you any richer. Come, let’s drink up.” Jory toasted his wine glass toward the moon. “In appreciation of the beautiful moon tonight. Bottoms

clinked glasses with Jory. “You’re right! Bottoms

the empty bottle. “Red wine is for celebrations while whiskey

his eyes

moment, Jory pointed at the moon while grinning widely at Dustin. “We’re celebrating

laughed and didn’t say anything

The next morning.

a phone call. On the line was Norton Corporation’s head of financial analysis. His words were rapid and his tone anxious. Still feeling groggy, Larry was instantly awoken upon hearing

over two more of our subsidiaries. As of now, we have lost a