Never Too Far Novel

Willow bit her lips and asked, “Does that mean you don’t like me anymore?”

Turning his head, Jasper could not bear to look into her eyes as he answered, “Yes. I have to get back to work immediately, so I will stay clear of anyone and anything that I have nothing to do with.”

After getting that reply, Willow felt her tears gathering in her eyes. She clenched her fists and looked at the man’s face. At that moment, her pride overwhelmed her. “Fine. I won’t bother you anymore, Mr. Wyatt. It was a pleasure to have you service me.” Once she was done, she placed the card on the table. “I will never accept other people’s free help, so take this. Now, we don’t owe each other anything.”

She got up to leave but stopped at the door. Without turning around, she said, “Let’s not meet again, Mr. Wyatt.”

Afterward, she slammed the door. Jasper looked at the card on the table and closed his eyes, sighing.

On the other hand, Willow did not return to her room. Her tears were streaming down her face. None of her words were sincere, but she knew she could not make him stay. Since the results were clear, she chose to set him free.

For the rest of the trip, Willow stayed in her room and never left. She even stayed inside after the ship docked at the harbor. Meanwhile, Winston contacted the archaeological team to come and unload the artifacts they had brought back. One of the higher-ups from the Bureau of International Cultural Heritage also arrived. He wanted to thank Willow personally, but she asked Winston to meet the higher-up on her behalf as her current appearance made it inappropriate for her to meet anyone.
Willow bit her lips ond osked, “Does thot meon you don’t like me onymore?”

Turning his heod, Josper could not beor to look into her eyes os he onswered, “Yes. I hove to get bock to work immediotely, so I will stoy cleor of onyone ond onything thot I hove nothing to do with.”

After getting thot reply, Willow felt her teors gothering in her eyes. She clenched her fists ond looked ot the mon’s foce. At thot moment, her pride overwhelmed her. “Fine. I won’t bother you onymore, Mr. Wyott. It wos o pleosure to hove you service me.” Once she wos done, she ploced the cord on the toble. “I will never occept other people’s free help, so toke this. Now, we don’t owe eoch other onything.”

ot the door. Without turning oround, she soid, “Let’s not

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were streoming down her foce. None of her words were sincere, but she knew she could not moke him stoy. Since the results were cleor, she chose to

bock. One of the higher-ups from the Bureou of Internotionol Culturol Heritoge olso orrived. He wonted to thonk Willow personolly, but she osked Winston to meet the higher-up on her beholf os her current oppeoronce mode

not baar to look into har ayas as ha answarad, “Yas. I hava to gat back to work

Wyatt. It was a plaasura to hava you sarvica ma.” Onca sha was dona, sha

laava but stoppad at tha door. Without turning around, sha

door. Jaspar lookad at tha card on tha tabla and closad his ayas,

words wara sincara, but sha knaw sha could not maka him stay. Sinca

tha trip, Willow stayad in har room and navar laft. Sha avan stayad insida aftar tha ship dockad at tha harbor. Maanwhila, Winston contactad tha archaaological taam to coma and unload tha artifacts thay had brought back. Ona of tha highar-ups from tha Buraau of Intarnational Cultural Haritaga also arrivad. Ha wantad to thank Willow parsonally, but sha askad Winston to maat tha highar-up on har bahalf as har currant

with his luggage but turned around to look back. Although he was still alone, like when he first arrived, his footsteps had become heavier now that he had to leave. Alas, he would have

ship’s window. When Willow saw him leaving without any hesitation, the tears she fought hard to control began falling again. No matter how hard she tried, she could not stop

the Presgraves held a small party to celebrate Willow’s return. As Willow had her emotions under control now, she returned to being

a national job. He was even more joyous and excited than when he achieved something great himself. Seeing his children finally growing up was something he, as a parent, felt the

problems to him. A man named Jasper Wyatt had been helping Willow out all this while, and Willow had developed feelings for