A Touch of Sweetness novel (Finnick and Vivian) novel Chapter 1804

Joan was confounded. What does the matter at the company have anything to do with me?

“Larry, this is really great news, but why are you thanking me?” Joan asked out of confusion.

She had contributed nothing to the matter as she had been overseas all this time.

Larry paused for a moment and cleared his throat.

“Yes, I am thanking you. Didn't you save Jory's father? He called and asked Jory to give the company back to us,” Larry explained.

What? When did I save Jory's father? Joan felt like she was in a very strange dream.

“Larry, what are you saying? When did I save

Jory's father?” “Joan, just stay there for the time being. I'll catch a flight there after I've dealt with matters here.” Larry hung up the phone afterward.

The line went dead, and Joan realized that he had hung up on her.

I saved Jory's father? When? How?

She had only been there for a few days, and had not met anyone in particular, only Dustin... and the old man.

Could he be the old man?ls he Jory's father? Really?What a coincidence.

Then, the old man's words rang in her ears, about how he could help her solve her problems.

She made her way back to the old man's ward.

The old man was laying on the bed, reading a newspaper with his spectacles on. She noticed that the old man was engrossed in his paper, and Joan almost could not bear to disturb his tranquil moment.

“Get in here. What are you standing out there for?” The man did not even lift his head and said.

How does he know that I'm standing right outside?

“Um, Mister. I'd like to ask you something.” Joan said awkwardly as she scratched the back of her head.

“Fire away. Is it about the company?” The old man readjusted his glasses.

“Um, yes. Did you really ask Jory to do that? Are you really Mr. Synder's father?” Joan gauged the man before her, flabbergasted at the

coincidence.