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Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1411

A Touch of Sweetness696 words~4 min read

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1411

After starting on a high note, their relationship had been going well, yet it was brought to an abrupt

end because of an accident.

Even though she was reluctant to acknowledge that she was barren, she couldn't deny that her

body had suffered serious complications after her miscarriage.

He deserves a better woman.

She was quite satisfied with her new abode. Now that she was returning to her old home, she could

finally gather her thoughts without anyone's interruption.

“Mom, I guess you must have regretted losing me back in the day. But it's fine because I'm finally

home now, so you don't have to search for me anymore.”

Meanwhile, Fabian, who had been waiting for over an hour, grew anxious because Hannah was still

nowhere to be seen. Beads of sweat started forming on his forehead. It means Hannah has no

intention to go abroad! If that's the case, where could she be?

He felt lightheaded and started massaging his temples to calm himself down. Subsequent to a long

night, he spent the entire day working and started searching high and low after receiving the bad

news. Therefore, he hadn't had any meal since the previous night.

Fabian gritted his teeth and beckoned his trusted aide over, instructing in a cold tone, “Head over to

the highway immediately!”

“Sir, you need to take good care of yourself. The company has to deal with lots of ongoing issues,

and we need your guidance. Why don't you let the subordinates handle this matter instead?”

Fabian’s chauffeur had been working for his father for many years. Perhaps he was the only one who

had the guts to bring up such advice.

“I'll keep that in mind, Louis,” Fabian replied nonchalantly as he couldn't be bothered with the

company's situation at all.

He had only one goal in mind—to locate Hannah at all costs.

Heaving a sigh, Louis took note of Fabian’s instructions and headed over to the highway without

further ado.

At the other end of the city, Hannah had returned to the house her mother left her. As she opened

the door to the desolated place, she couldn't help lamenting. It seemed as though destiny had

brought her back after all the years.

“Miss, where should I place this?”

Seeing her pale face, the driver got out of the cab and carried Hannah's wedding gown and

backpack for her.

“Just hand them over to me. Thank you so much,” Hannah replied with a smile and took her

belongings from the driver.

"You're welcome. If there's nothing else you need, I'll get going. I saw two people at the entrance of

the village. Perhaps they need a ride back to the city.”

"Have a good day.”

Hannah showed the driver the way out. Staring at the distant cab, she murmured, “I guess there are

a lot of conscientious men, huh?”

Immediately after her return to the desolated place, she grew fond of it. The furniture in the house

was all made of wood.

After another hour of searching, Fabian started panicking because he still couldn't locate Hannah.

He had dropped by the two places she frequented the most, yet she was nowhere to be found.

He had also sent someone to pay her parents a visit, but they weren't aware of anything at all. Other

than that, he also tried calling Helen, but she was oblivious to Hannah's disappearance too. As for

the Blackwood family, he knew that it would be pointless to ask them

When Fabian ran out of ideas, one of his trusted aides sprinted over to his side and informed him

with a serious expression, “Mr. Norton, here's the outcome of our investigation. Yvette should be in

one of these three particular locations. Shall we...”

Suddenly, his trusted aide went dead silent upon noticing the sharp glint in Fabian’s eyes. The latter

emanated an intimidating presence as his face contorted in irritation.

If it weren't because of Yvette and Lyna, Hannah wouldn't have miscarried in the first place. My

innocent child wouldn't be dead before he even got to see the world! And Hannah wouldn't be

missing as well!

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