Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 36:

Norah found herself waiting until Sunday without a word from Derek. She felt a mix of frustration and confusion over his hesitation regarding the finalization of the divorce. She couldn’t understand the sudden shift in his attitude toward the matter. This was the only concern weighing heavily on her mind, occupying her thoughts day and night.

Determined, Norah dialed Colan’s number, ready to officially take legal action against Derek and proceed with the divorce. She was prepared to follow through with it to the end, even if Derek decided to create a scene.

On Monday, Norah officially started her new role at Silver Boulder Private Hospital in the Cardiac Surgery Department. Gil personally escorted her to the registration desk at the department. As they entered, the bustling energy of the hospital immediately caught their attention. Doctors and nurses moved swiftly around them, attending to their tasks.

Navigating the busy corridors, Gil remarked, “Norah, as you can see, it’s a hectic place. You’re new here, so there’s a lot to take in. Jamison expects a high level of expertise.”

Gil believed Norah’s talent could benefit many patients, and he was eager to learn from her. As a newcomer to the Cardiac Surgery Department, Norah’s immediate surgical duties might be delayed for up to two months. He admired her abilities, recognizing her as a standout in the medical field, far surpassing his own skills.

While Gil had a prestigious reputation at Silver Boulder Private Hospital, he humbly acknowledged the considerable skill gap between himself and Norah.

Norah had mastered medical skills to a high degree, proficient in various methods. At times, she could tackle challenging cases with innovative approaches. Norah was truly an exceptional talent in the medical field.

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Gil conveyed his admiration through those words.

With her hands in her pockets, Norah assured Gil, “Whether it’s a full house or not, be it the Neurosurgery Department or the Cardiac Surgery Department, I’ve got it covered.”

Gil sighed, saying, “Understanding young people is becoming quite the challenge for me. Anyway, meet Director Herrera of the Cardiac Surgery Department. Jamison, I’ve brought her here.” He swung open the office door and gestured toward the individual inside.

Jamison Herrera, a gentle and friendly elderly man, didn’t seem bothered by the door being nudged open. Rising from his chair, he said, “Gil, you nearly broke my door with that shove. You’re escorting this young lady here, which suggests she’s quite important to you.”

Jamison, standing at a modest 5’6″, appeared both friendly and competent. While speaking, he glanced at Norah, who stood behind Gil. Norah sported a white coat branded with “Norah, Cardiac Surgery Department” on the left side.

Her appearance was breathtaking, leaving an indelible impression on everyone who saw her. Jamison couldn’t recall ever having someone so strikingly beautiful on the hospital staff. Norah stood quietly, resembling a piece of fine art.

place importance on looks, found himself momentarily taken aback by

about joining the Cardiac

of the Cardiac Surgery Department was something Jamison

anticipated her striking appearance. The sight of such a beautiful woman in the demanding field of the Cardiac Surgery Department sparked

conviction, “Yes,

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gaining a real asset in your team. Look after her. And if Norah’s schedule allows, I might ask her to join me in surgeries in my department! Alright, I’ll go back now.” He gave Norah’s shoulder a friendly pat and reassured her, “If you need anything, just come find me.” These words weren’t just for Norah—they were meant for Jamison to show him

departure. “Okay, hurry

grumpily rapped his nose and exited Jamison’s office, hands tucked

turned his attention to

“Yes?” he asked.

tone, inquired, “What’s

department, we uphold stringent professional standards. Regardless of

“I didn’t come

“Actions speak louder than words. No need for assurances now.

that, he took the

a man and a woman, were seen

draw attention. “I’d like to introduce Dr. Wilson, the newest addition

was soon echoed by the two doctors. They cast intrigued glances at Norah, curious about why someone as young and attractive as her had chosen to work

a modest nod

his words to a minimum before leaving. One of the doctors, a good-looking man, rose to welcome Norah and gestured toward

this desk is for you,” he

her gratitude with a

appearing to be in his late twenties with sharp features, exuded a mix of timidity and

head awkwardly, saying, “Don’t mention it.