A Touch of Sweetness novel (Finnick and Vivian) novel Chapter 980

Seeing that Finnick was ready to go, Vivian stood up and then left the office. Finnick's eyes followed the woman as she walked out of the office and shook his head. It looks like this time, Vivian has found out about me crying.

Yet, he didn't regret it, for he knew Vivian's attitude had softened after finding out about him crying.

Meanwhile, Vivian had reached her car and gotten behind the wheel. Just as she was about to drive off, Finnick slid into the passenger seat. Seeing that, Vivian furrowed her brows but didn't say anything. The car drove off and soon vanished into the streams of traffic.

The next day, Finnick arrived at his office to see a report on his desk. It was the investigation report from the detective agency he established to search for Larry.

They must have found something, or they wouldn't send him a report early in the morning. Finnick immediately flipped open the report and started reading it, not missing a single word as he went along.

On the other hand, Vivian arrived at the magazine company to see Paris, who seemed troubled. The latter came up to her and grumbled about her parents. It turned out that Paris' parents didn't want their daughter to marry into the purple, and they asked Paris to break up with Benedict.

Vivian was surprised by Paris' parents' reaction. I thought all parents would hope fortheir daughter to marry into a decent family and live a good life. Why are Paris' parents so different from others?

When she asked Paris about it, the latter answered, "Actually, we came from a small village. My parents only moved to the city to take care of me. They are against the idea of me marrying a rich man, afraid that people might think that I'm doing that to climb the social ladder."

Although she still couldn't understand Paris' parents' mindset, she respected their opinion. Yet, she would try her best to help Paris out.

Vivian knew Paris accepted Benedict as her boyfriend not because of his wealth but out of love for him. She thought Paris' parents were thinking too much, putting their daughter in a difficult position.