Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2317

“Pretty good. I like her a lot,” Caiden answered, putting his arm around her shoulder deliberately.

“Uh-huh. I think she’s good, too. After all, I am the one who has spent more time with her compared to you.” Larry took a sip of wine, as cool as a cucumber.

What is he trying to say? Joan looked at him frostily as a wave of sadness swept through her.

“Hey, Mr. Owens. I have something to ask you. May I have a word with you?” Jessica cut them off before they could continue the conversation about Joan and tried to pull Caiden away.

But Caiden did not care about Jessica at all and rejected her immediately. “What’s the matter? We can talk here.”

Ugh, why is this man so tactless? Can’t he see that there is something wrong between Joan and Larry? Or did he do that on purpose?

“It’d be better to talk elsewhere,” Jessica insisted.

“There’s no need for that. We can chat here. If not, you can ask Larry instead. He is the all-knowing boss of Norton Corporation; I believe he can help you with anything you have in mind. Besides, how could I leave my lovely partner here and walk away with you?” Caiden smiled smugly and stroked Joan’s hair.

her, she ducked her head swiftly and kept a

smiled in response and continued to provoke Larry. “Why, Mr. Norton? Are you not happy with

son of a b*tch! He did that on purpose! Rage boiled in Jessica as she

to Caiden at the moment. But she was different;

Caiden and threw herself on him,

away from me! This is inappropriate. Other people might see us.” Caiden darted a glance nervously and tried to push

want. I want him to panic and let him

coquettishly. “Mr. Owens, how could you do

in front of him. He knew Jessica had done it for

her, Caiden snapped, “Hey, leave me alone! You

let him go. As she clutched Caiden’s arm tightly with both of her hands, she used her right leg to kick Larry, motioning him to take Joan away, but Larry did not

Larry thinking? Jessica furrowed her brows deeply

finally yelled, “Hey, Larry! Just get her away, will you? Can’t you see

Joan