Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1854

Chapter 1854 A Ray Of Hope

“Nothing, Ms. Young. I just accidentally twisted my waist a little bit. All I need is a short rest.”

Delilah’s eyes filled with wariness and suspicion.

She’s just a cashier. How did she end up twisting her waist?

“Alright, we’ll leave it at that for now. Go rest for a bit first while I cook.” With that, Delilah went into the kitchen.

After checking that Selena was happily chatting away with Lucius, Delilah swiftly took out her phone.

“What happened? Why is Selena injured?” There was a hint of displeasure in Delilah’s tone.

“Don’t worry, Ms. Young. I really had no idea about Selena’s injury. Tell you what, I’ll head over tomorrow to check things out and give you a proper explanation,” the supermarket manager hurriedly reassured.

Although Delilah wasn’t a local, her talent and capabilities were recognized by everyone, and she was a highly revered person in the village.

Back at the office in Norton Corporation, Larry gazed at the photo on his desk with a wistful and affectionate gleam in his eyes.

into thinking that she had merely gone for a vacation; that she would definitely come

Knock, knock, knock!

for a long time, but Larry

anymore, entering the office without waiting for

out in a slightly

eyes slightly

slept well in a long time because every time he closed his eyes, Joan’s face would plague his

going to hold a shareholders’ meeting.” Caspian looked

said that?” Larry’s head snapped

some reaction from

a relieved sigh. He was afraid that the news about Joan’s death would cause him to spiral into despair

shareholders who proposed this. They said that you should take a break from managing the

Joan is gone and she wouldn’t want to see you become a shell

was really afraid that Larry would

words offered Larry a

to pull myself together and become stronger so that when Joan returns, I’ll be able to keep her

I understand. I’ll go,” Larry answered in a

had already heard about what happened to Larry and Joan. Naturally, they felt sad and sympathetic toward