A Touch of Sweetness novel (Finnick and Vivian) novel Chapter 626

Ever since I arrived, Rachel hasn't shown me any concern. Instead, all her attention was focused on Evelyn. It's clear that the adopted daughter plays second fiddle to the biological one.

Nevertheless, Vivian explained respectfully, "Not that I refuse to help, it's just that Finnick and I are divorced. Hence, I have no right to interfere in his affairs and neither do I want to have any contact with him. It's better to let them sort out the problem themselves.”

Vivian assumed that Rachel would give up after she clearly stated her stance. However, Rachel was still persistent.

"Although you are divorced, your words must still carry some weight for old time's sake. Why don't you just give him a call and persuade him to forgive Evelyn?"

When she saw how Rachel was pleading, Vivian couldn't help but feel conflicted. She remembered that Rachel hated begging. But now, she was willing to lower herself for Evelyn's sake.

Vivian now felt it necessary to tell Rachel the truth. Perhaps, Rachel would no longer pressure her after learning about it.

Suppressing her bitterness, Vivian asked coldly, "In that case, do you know why Finnick is ignoring Evelyn?"

Rachel was stunned by the question and shook her head. "No matter what it is, he can't treat Evelyn that way. He should give in as she is a cripple. How can he be so cruel as to abandon her?"

Vivian tried her best to suppress the rage that was swelling within her and explained, "Five years ago, Evelyn got someone to kidnap me and almost raped me. Luckily, Benedict saved me in time and thwarted her plans. Finnick is ignoring her because he found out about this." "That's impossible!" Rachel covered her mouth in disbelief. "How can such a kind soul like Evelyn do something like that?"

A kind soul? Vivian laughed wryly in her heart and she figured only Rachel would think that Evelyn was kind. "Do you think I'll lie to you about something like that?"

When she saw the intensity in Vivian's eyes, Rachel had a feeling that she was telling the truth. She wondered if Evelyn really did do something as terrible as that.

"Vivian, let me apologize on behalf of Evelyn. I'm sorry. It was her fault then and she didn't know any better. Please don't hold it against her. Now that she has repented, can you help her plead with