Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2178


    Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2178


    Jessica noticed that her father did not treat her as a daughter. Instead, she was regarded as a friend or


    even a peer. It may have been strange, but Jessica admitted that the dynamic did lead to them both


    having a good rtionship.


    “Do you think something has happened to your father?” Larry had blurted the question out of nowhere.


    In an instant, Jessica raised her head and looked at him angrily.


    “Excuse me? More like something has happened to your dad instead. Mine has only gone abroad for a


    while, so how could something have happened? What are you implying?” She red fiercely at him,


    clearly angered at the insinuation that some misfortune had befallen her father.


    Larry was a little startled by her outburst. After all, he had merely been reminding her. Besides, she had


    been unable to reach him for some time now, even though she made two calls. It was not too far-


    fetched to assume that something had happened. This is your father, Jessica. Not some friend.


    “Alright, I’ll drop it. You seem to be alright now, I think? Why don’t we call Caspian and grab a bite


    together?” suggested Larry in a low voice.


    “I don’t want to!” shouted Jessica abruptly.


    What the hell is wrong with her now? Why does her temper re like that without warning? Is she


    seriously expecting me to abandon my brother in arms just because she threw a little tantrum?


    ‘Alright, alright. Stop fussing. Hurry up, pull yourself together, and we’ll go and eat.” Larry pursed his lip,


    his expression a little unhappy.


    He had never been the type to fuss over or wheedle about with women. To him, things were ck and


    white. There was no need to fuss over something so minor. Larry was already exhausted enough


    dealing with situations at work and could not be bothered to entertain such trivial notions.


    “I just don’t want to see Caspian! When he left, I told him how scared I was, but he never listened! He


    left me there all alone!”


    But had Caspian not rified that it was an ident? idents happen all the time! I really don’t know


    what is wrong with this woman.


    “Caspian has already apologized! I think you should just let things slide. Besides, he also mentioned


    being in a foul mood at the time,” said Larry assuringly.


    If a man is in a bad mood, he can just abandon a defenseless woman? Where’s the logic in that? And if


    he gets married and things go sour, is he going to abandon his wife too? Wow, this guy is straight-up


    trash.


    “Furthermore, you are not his girlfriend or his wife. What obligation does he have to care for you


    anyway?”


    Jessica trembled at the notion.


    Deep down, she knew that he was right.


    Caspian was observing the situation anxiously from a distance.


    “Alright, enough of this. Let’s go eat,” said Larry hurriedly. He seemed to be agitated as well. They had


    since been seated at a restaurant. The food had arrived, but it remained on the table, untouched.


    Well, fine. He can have it his way then, sheesh. Jessica tried to focus on her food instead. She started


    to eat, shovingrge bites of meat and vegetables into her mouth. She had not noticed what she had


    eaten until she sat upright, feeling a little ill.


    A thin sheen of sweat covered her forehead as she swallowed audibly.


    Wait, this does not feel right. What is this odd feeling? Caspian noticed the changed in her pallor and


    stared at Jessica, a little worried.


    “What’s wrong?” It took a while before Caspian decided to ask her.


    “I’m not feeling well,” replied Jessica in a low voice as she clutched her stomach.


    Both men were stunned by Jessica’s pained expression. Very quickly, they came to their senses and


    made the necessary arrangements.


    “Hospital, now.” Caspian picked Jessica up and ran outside towards the car.


    In the ward, Jessicay restlessly on the bed. Her eyes were closed, but she looked frightfully pale. It


    was as if all color had drained from her face.


    “Doctor, what’s wrong with her?”


    “I think she had something she was allergic to.”


    What kind of food is she allergic to? Didn’t she pay attention to her food at all?’ Was she distracted by


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    “Caspian, don’t worry. We’re already at the hospital.” The sound of Larry’s voice snapped Caspian out


    of his reverie. Larry then patted Caspian on the back gently to ay his fears.


    “I’m going to get some fruit. Be back soon.” With that, Caspian stood up and left.


    Larry’s gaze wandered around the room for a bit before itnded on the frail-looking woman on the


    hospital bed. There was no mistaking the worry in his eyes.