Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1899


    Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1899


    Chapter 1899 Wounded


    “Whatplications?” asked Joan, who was tearing up a little.


    “From now on, he has to strike a bnce between studying and ying. You must not let him overexert


    his mind, or he will develop a headache. He’ll recover eventually if he rests up, though,” replied the


    doctor.


    Instantly, Joan’s eyes zed over.


    At that moment, Delh was standing by the door. Although she couldn’t hear what the doctor said, she


    could tell from Joan’s expression that things were bad.


    “Mom! Don’t hurt my mom!” murmured Lucius as he shook his head with his eyes closed while lying on


    the bed.


    “Lucius, wake up. I’m right here,” Joan hurriedlyforted him.


    “Mom!” blurted the kid. All of a sudden, his eyes flung open, and he sprang up but quickly fell back


    down and closed his eyes.


    He’s having another nightmare.


    Joan held the kid’s hand tightly as regret and heartbreak filled her eyes.


    “Ms. Young,” greeted Joan in a trembling voice.


    Delh walked to the youngdy and gently stroked her hair before sighing aloud.


    “It’s fine. He’ll recover,” said Delh to offer somefort.


    Caspian’s eyes contained a hint of sorrow, seeing the scene before him.


    “Hello, Caspian? What is going on? Didn’t I tell you to stay in the vige? Why is the ce empty?”


    asked Larry anxiously.


    Caspian hesitated for a moment but ultimately decided to tell Larry everything. After all, the former had


    asked the doctor about Lucius’ injuries, which turned out to be more serious than expected.


    “What? At the hospital? Wait right there,” instructed Larry before he hung up and turned his steering


    wheel to change course.


    Everyone in the ward had their eyes on Lucius, and nobody knew what to say. All they could do was


    wait for the kid to wake up.


    Bang! Someone flung the door open.


    “What happened?” demanded Larry, who dashed to the bed.


    He caressed the boy’s hair and turned to his bodyguard, growling, “Caspian!”


    “I-I arrivedte, Larry,” replied Caspian with his head down.


    Larry turned to the kid before he shifted his gaze to Joan and Delh. Bothdies had reddened eyes,


    and it was obvious that they were crying.


    “Joan,” said Larry. He held her tightly to try tofort her.


    “This is all my fault. I’m the reason Lucius is so badly injured!” cried Joan, who was in Larry’s arms.


    The agony Joan was in, the boy’s injury, the silence of the elderly woman… Everything was breaking


    Larry’s heart.


    “Calm down, Joan. Lucius will be fine. I’ll make sure of it,” promised Larry before he ran out of the


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    room.


    “Doctor, please administer the best medicine and use the best facilities. You must heal that boy,”


    requested Larry in a panic.


    The doctor looked at the man standing in front of him, and the regal aura of the stranger told the doctor


    that the man was someone important. Hence, the doctor hesitated for a moment before finally replying,


    “There is a specialist who lives overseas. My rmendation is that you take the kid to him.”


    “No problem!” replied Larry right away.


    No matter where the doctor is, I will get him to treat Lucius even if it means exhausting my wealth!


    Joan turned to her ringing phone, and her eyes lit up upon seeing the caller ID.


    “Hi Joan, are you free tomorrow? Let’s meet up,” suggested Dustin.


    “Yeah, I’m free. I need to talk to you, actually,” Joan quickly replied.


    Hearing how anxious she was made Dustin feel ufortable.


    “What is it? Did something happen to you?” asked Dustin immediately.


    “I…” Joan choked up on her tears, but she tried to reel her emotions in.


    Dustin’s eyes dimmed on the other end of the line. She is definitely crying! The man clenched his fists


    tightly and prayed that he could hear Joan’s voice soon.


    “Uh, let’s talk about it tomorrow,” added Joan before she hung up.


    The busy tone from the phone stunned Dustin a little, and an uneasiness overcame him.


    The next day, the morning sunrays seeped through the window and warmed the room up, but Joan still


    felt like she was in a freezer. The child remained unconscious on the bed, and neither Delh nor Joan


    had a wink of sleep the night before. They had been staying guard beside Lucius the entire time while


    Larry got in touch with the expert from overseas.