Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2363

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2363

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2363

Finally, everything is coming to an end! Larry rubbed his palms together in an attempt to warm himself.

“Over here! Come have a look the child!”

“Wow! Nancy, your child is so cute!”

“That’s true. We are so jealous of you. You have a child now!”

The few women surrounding Nancy whispered among themselves excitedly.

Caspian was silently standing at a corner. Looking at the scene before him, he couldn’t help but sigh in silently.

“Eh, what’s this? Are you sad? Upset? Jealous?” asked Jessica cheekily. She suddenly appeared before Caspian and tapped on his shoulder.

“What nonsense are you talking about?” Caspian grumbled and shrugged his shoulder.

Heh? Why is he suddenly so annoyed? Jessica looked at him curiously. Suspicion flashed across her eyes.

“Hey, what’s wrong? Are you okay?” she asked.

“I’m fine. I’m just wondering when Larry will be back,” answered Caspian.

Larry again! Oh my, his main concern is where’s Larry, what is Larry doing, did anything happen to Larry…

Jessica was rather puzzled. Larry is a grown man. What’s there to worry about? That man can run and walk on his own. Not to mention he is strong as well. He doesn’t really need others to protect him! With that, Jessica turned her face to one side and refused to look at him any longer. There was a hint of disdain in her eyes.

“Jessica, come have a look at my daughter!” Nancy suddenly called out to her.

She turned and walked over to Nancy immediately upon the new mother’s request.

“Oh my goodness! She’s really adorable!” Jessica couldn’t help but exclaim dotingly while holding the little bundle of joy in her arms.

“She’s fun, isn’t she?” Nancy asked gently.

“You can say that. She’s such a good girl,” replied Jessica.

“I know, right? You seem to love children. Any plans to have one of your own with Caspian?” Nancy prodded suggestively.

Jessica’s cheeks were flushed all of a sudden. “Nancy! What are you talking about?”

“Come on, there’s no need to be shy. It’s going to happen sooner or later.”

“What are you two talking about?” Caspian was suddenly right next to them.

He was worried that Nancy would blabber nonsense to Jessica, so he came over to do damage control.

“Why did you come over? We were having girl talk. It has nothing to do with you.” Nancy retorted tactlessly, giving him a side glare.

Her conversation with Jessica was just getting interesting. He just had to butt in right at that moment and interrupt them.

Caspian answered in a low voice, “I came to have a look at you and also your daughter.”

“There is no need for that. My wife only needs me.” Jory walked over to them steadily and pronounced his claim over his wife.

“Hey, please carry our baby inside,” said Nancy. In one swift movement, she shoved the sleeping baby into Jory’s arms.

Jory looked at the woman in front of him, then at Caspian, and left the room helplessly holding his daughter.

“What did she say to you?” Caspian whispered next to Jessica’s ear.

“Nothing,” replied Jessica curtly. She turned her face to the other side so that she didn’t have to look at him.

Nothing? The two of you were happily chatting away for quite a while. Caspian looked at Jessica doubtfully. There was a hint of annoyance in his eyes.

What is this? She only got to know Nancy recently, and she’s already siding up with her?

Women are fickle indeed! Caspian stared at her with a displeased expression.

“Alright, stop being such a grouch. What else can we talk about? It was just normal topics between women,” mumbled Jessica.

This means that she’s not going to tell me anything. Caspian turned and left after hearing that.

Fine then! What’s the big deal?

“Don’t worry, Larry. Nancy and the child are both doing fine. It’s a girl and she’s quite cute,” Caspian reported promptly.

“Good. As long as everything is fine, it’s all good,” Larry muttered.

He could not return to the country for the time being. Until the problem was completely resolved, he could not afford to leave before that.