Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2083

The sky was blue, and clouds drifted along with the gentle breeze. Amidst the serene surroundings, flowers vied with each other in terms of beauty. On the whole, everything seemed to be thriving.

Ah, it’s so good to be alive! Delilah heaved a sigh. Alas, I don’t have much time left.

“Ms. Young.” Joan slowly walked over to her front with a solemn expression. “Why don’t you accept treatment? Just an operation will do,” she pleaded in a quivering voice.

Huh? How did she know about that? Delilah stared at her dubiously as mystification bubbled within her.

“What are you talking about, Joan? Look, those flowers are really blooming nicely.” Delilah deliberately changed the subject.

“Don’t keep me in the dark anymore, Ms. Young. Both Larry and I know about your condition. We’ll stay by your side until you’re healthy again, so please accept treatment. I beg you.” Joan grasped her hands tightly as her eyes stung.

I can’t lose her! She saved me, and she’s also Lucius’ grandmother!

to accept treatment. It’s just that I’m already old, so there’s no need

immediately arrange for an operation. Ms. Young, Lucius is still young, so he can’t lose you.” Joan stared at her

so I won’t be able to see him attend college,

and I need

remark of hers had Delilah wavering

decades, so she was naturally reluctant to leave

donate the money to those impoverished children in the village who can’t afford

she have to contract such an illness? At that, Joan dipped her

when you’ve recovered, we’ll donate however much you want to donate, okay? But for now, let’s treat your illness first. The doctor has said that you’ll definitely make a full recovery as long

fully recover from cancer? Could it be that she’s merely consoling

perhaps you don’t know this after having lived in the village for such a long time, but medical equipment nowadays is very advanced. Thus, you don’t

two of them chatted in the backyard for a long time. Finally, Delilah relented because she was reluctant to part

thought the doctor was merely consoling me when he said that my illness could be treated. I

that she