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A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William) novel Chapter 1079

Summary for Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1079: A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William)

Summary of Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1079 from A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William)

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1079 marks a crucial moment in Scarlett Johanseon’s Novel novel, A Touch of Sweetness (Finnick Norton and Vivian William). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1079

“Oh! I understand now, I’ll get them right away.”

The assistant lowered his head and mumbled to himself. Mr. Jackson, you are such a joker. Instead of insisting it was a gift, you should’ve just called it “stolen rose tea” from Mr. Norton. I knew Mr. Norton never gifted you anything.

This assistant had been close with Xavier since their university days. When Xavier inherited Jackson Group, he invited the assistant to work by his side, so the two were also friends in private.

“Oh, dear. My lax staff management is starting to encourage negligence in my employees. How could he forget all about the gift to the point where I have to remind him myself.” Xavier coughed lightly as he embarrassingly explained his odd exchange with his assistant earlier.

“It’s okay,” Hannah said as she shook her head. She didn’t want to cause the assistant any unnecessary punishment. As an employee herself, she hated unfair treatment. Several of her team members had been sacked due to customer complaints, so she could empathize with him.

Hannah took the assistant’s side and defended, “Actually, employees go through the worst. Take us, journalists, for instance; the company requires us to forage for juicy content, but this can easily upset the interviewees and lead to complaints against us. Plus, the more serious cases can lead to lawsuits. However, if we fail to write anything interesting, we’ll get punished by our superiors. Perhaps your assistant is too overwhelmed with arranging your daily schedule, so he forgot about the tea unintentionally. It’s not entirely his fault for forgetting”.

Xavier almost snorted at this. He thought to himself, Him? Arranging my daily schedule? How’s that possible? This bugger has been indulging in feasts and drinking to his heart’s content alongside me these past few days. He’s had too much of a merry time to be bothered by any work.

For obvious reasons, Xavier couldn’t outright say these thoughts. So he pretended to brood at her words, then nodded solemnly and said, “You’re right, Ms. Young. Life has not been easy on these employees.”

Immediately after, he flashed a sly grin and asked, “It sounds like your superiors are exceedingly strict with employees. I wonder if you were forced to interview me today, Ms. Young?”

Hannah really wanted to retort and say, “Oh, you couldn’t tell?”

Xavier’s sharp gaze snapped at his assistant. How convenient! Of all the times for you to show up, you chose to appear while I’m in the middle of picking up this woman. I’m starting to wonder if you did this on purpose.

Yet, Xavier only glared at his assistant without saying a word. What a blo*dy timing! He reached for the bag in his assistant’s hand and passed it over to Hannah. “Ms. Young, my apologies for making you wait. This is the rose tea from my friend, that I was telling you about. Here, sample it and let me know if it’s to your liking. If it is, I can ask my friend for more right away.”

Hannah’s hands twitched uncomfortably as she took the bag of tea from Xavier. She felt odd at the unexpected gift as she was only doing her job to interview him.

“Thank you for your kind gift, Mr. Jackson.”

“Come on, Ms. Young. I predict that there’ll be more future interviews to help increase our company’s exposure and whatnot. Given how professional and efficient you are, I may turn to you for assistance frequently, so please accept this token of my appreciation in advance. Besides, it’s a great honor to be friends with such a fine woman like you.”

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