Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 14:

Derek’s expression shifted sharply. Throughout their two-year marriage, Norah had always been patient and compliant with him. However, since their separation, it seemed as though she had transformed entirely. He now saw Norah as remarkably assertive.

“So, rubbing shoulders with Miss Andrews has given you the nerve to talk back? What do you think you’ve become?” Kathy asked.

Never one to shy away from a sharp comeback, Norah snapped, “Don’t be so arrogant. I can easily have security kick you out.”

After learning that the Carter family was one of the shareholders of the race organizers, Kathy’s confidence soared. She signaled to a nearby security guard.

“Security, please remove this woman,” she ordered.

Before she could finish, the murmurs in the crowd faded, and a path opened up, enough for three people to pass through. The sound of footsteps made everyone freeze, their eyes fixed on the man strolling their way.

Sean, recognized as Glophia’s most influential figure and a key investor in the Krusa Mountain Racing, made his way toward them. Derek had heard about Sean’s reputation. He quickly paid his respects, greeting him with, “Mr. Scott.”

Meeting the legendary Sean for the first time, Derek was so overwhelmed that he found himself at a loss for words. Sean moved past them without stopping, barely acknowledging Derek’s presence.

Derek was left standing, feeling embarrassed as the only one who spoke but received no acknowledgment, resembling a clown in silence.

Sean, however, halted momentarily, his gaze inadvertently catching Norah’s. Their eyes met. Norah instinctively stood taller, quickly averting her gaze.

Without missing a beat, Sean instructed, “Phillip, escort Miss Andrews and her companion to the front-row seats.”

His expression was stoic, yet his mere presence was enough to captivate many.

Joanna, taken aback, whispered, “Mr. Scott?” She had never had any dealings with Sean and was puzzled by his unexpected offer.

Phillip, “Today, I’ll cover the tab for Miss Andrews and her friend.” His attention didn’t directly rest on Norah, yet she felt a peculiar sensation that his actions were meant for

Scott, there’s really no

you placed your bets

question was directed at Joanna, prompting her

and turned to Norah. “What

her brow. She was puzzled by why Sean would talk to her and Joanna when they had no prior acquaintance. Also rooting for Selene, Norah

amount Miss Andrews and Miss Wilson have wagered. Let them have a grand time at the Krusa Mountain Racing.” With that,

on Sean as he walked away, her mind

couldn’t resist asking, “Since when are you

“How

stood by silently, awaiting instructions. Kathy opened her mouth to retort but was silenced as Derek led her away, forcing her to hold back her

a better view and more breathing room. These seats were a far

turnout for today’s Krusa Mountain Racing was notably high. The stadium, with a capacity of three thousand spectators, was packed. The buzz surrounding Selene’s anticipated comeback, Nocturne’s continued dominance, and Sean’s attendance had drawn a large crowd eager to

Norah, whispering, “Doesn’t it seem like Mr. Scott is

her head. “This is my first real encounter with him.” Sean’s presence lingered in her thoughts, leaving her puzzled. Despite their limited interaction, she couldn’t shake the feeling that

mulling over the possible reasons for Sean’s

clinging to Derek’s arm with a look of concern. She had noticed that since Norah left,

enjoy watching it,” Derek decided

the special attention Joanna and Sean had for Norah, a shadow crossed his face. Madeline’s smile stiffened. She couldn’t overlook the brief glimmer of admiration in Derek’s eyes whenever he glanced at Norah. She squeezed her hand tighter, feeling

wheel she knew so well, feeling an overwhelming desire to let loose and embrace the

of a gunshot, she slammed her foot on the gas. Her dark purple car

lead. Not long after, the dark purple car and the pitch-black car zoomed ahead, leaving the other cars far behind. The lead changed hands repeatedly, with the purple car sometimes ahead and the black

was a neck-and-neck race,