Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2674

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2674

Ingrates

Initially, Larry had wanted to talk to them and come up with a win-win solution for everyone. But he

never expected them to gather behind his back and even go to the extent of celebrating the fall of

Norton Corporation.

What a bunch of ingrates! Who was the one who lent a helping hand when their companies ran into

difficulties? If it weren't for me, they'd have all gone bankrupt!

“What's wrong, Larry?” Caspian anxiously asked over the phone.

“We're terminating all dealings with those business partners. Get the assistant to prepare all the

necessary documents.”

Caspian was confused by Larry's sudden change of plans. Didn't he want to try to retain them?

“Larry, are you okay? Are you sure that's what you want to do?”

“Yes, I'm sure. I'm going to change Norton Corporation's growth strategy,” Larry said before

hanging up.

With society's progression and the constant advancements in technology, traditional growth

strategies are gradually losing their effectiveness. With technology dominating the future, Larry had

to be forward-thinking and make all the necessary preparations to future-proof Norton Corporation.

When Larry got back to his office, he found Jessica flipping through magazines on the sofa.

“What are you doing here?”

“I'm going to invest in you, Larry!” she exclaimed.

Larry looked at her quizzically, waiting for her to elaborate on her ridiculous declaration. Why would

she suddenly bring this up?

Jessica hung her head as she explained, “I had heard about what happened to Norton Corporation,

so I wanted to help out.”

Oh my goodness. It must have been Caspian! Him and his big mouth!

“No need for your help. I'll settle it myself,” Larry replied curtly.

"Why do you still treat me as an outsider, Larry?”

“I'm not. You're my last resort!” Larry suddenly answered.

Norton Corporation's development might have been full of setbacks, but thankfully, there hadn't

been many losses.

Ironically, the business partners who had been gloating at him were the ones whining about their

financial losses.

Della had swung by later in the day to talk to Larry once she found out about his decision. “Any

regrets?” she asked and waited expectantly for his answer.

Della wasn't new to the world of business and knew how deceitful people could be. They would

grab any opportunity to make a profit, so she couldn't fathom why Larry would choose to give up

on those partnerships when he clearly could have benefitted from them.

“None whatsoever,” he replied with confidence.

"Why, though?”

“They were the ones who ditched me first. And besides, I don't need them.”

Larry had never done anything at the expense of others, and neither will he grovel before them just

for some measly profits.

“That's good to hear,” Della replied with a smile of satisfaction.

“Where's Joan? I haven't seen her in a long time,” she added while casually flipping through the

magazines.

“She's gone abroad,” came Larry's cold answer.

His reply took Della aback, but she soon recovered her composure and went back to reading her

magazines.

Just then, an irate Jessica stormed into the office. “What business is it of yours to know where Joan

is?"

Not her again! Why is she so hell-bent on coming after me? Despite her annoyance, Della remained

quiet and offered a faint smile.

"Hey, Della. Are you very bored?” Jessica asked with a hint of sarcasm.

“Not really.”

Della’'s calm demeanor only irked Jessica further as she tried to hold her temper back. “Then what

are you doing here?”

“I just felt like coming,” Della replied nonchalantly.

Her reply was so simple, and yet it felt like a slap to Jessica's face.

Is this b*tch openly wooing Larry or what? She eyed both Larry and Della suspiciously, still trying to

figure out if there was anything more to their relationship.

She finally gave in and whined loudly at Larry.

"What's wrong now?” Larry replied without looking up, still pounding away at his keyboard.

"Get her to leave!”

Della kept her head down, trying to hide the ugly sneer on her face.