Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 116:

As soon as Norah reached the hospital gate, she spotted an inconspicuous black luxury car parked at the curb.

Norah kneaded her temples. “Again?” she muttered to herself. She began retracing her steps, intending to make a detour to avoid running into Sean.

When Sean saw her from the car, his lips twitched. It seemed like she was trying to avoid him again.

“Phillip, ask Norah to come here and emphasize to her that I must meet with her today,” Sean said, looking down, unable to hide the darkness that lurked in the depths of his eyes.

Phillip planted himself in Norah’s path outside the parking lot.

When Norah heard Phillip, her expression turned strange for a moment. “Did Sean really say that?” Norah hadn’t seen Sean for several days. She assumed that Sean wasn’t serious about their intimacy and that, with time, they would both forget about it through some unspoken agreement. However, Sean was eager to meet her, and this was the fifth time he had shown up in the past few days.

Norah had tried to dodge him each of the previous times he had appeared, but today, she had nowhere to hide.

“Okay, I see.” Norah slid her car key into her purse and followed Phillip to Sean’s car. She opened the door and got in. Upon seeing Sean, who was sitting in the back seat, Norah inhaled sharply. They hadn’t seen each other since the night they shared intimacy, which had happened several days ago.

When treating patients from the Scott family, Norah purposely avoided Sean. Every time she laid her eyes on him, memories of that night would resurface, making her feel mortified. Sean had been the first man she had slept with.

“Sean,” Norah greeted calmly, offering a small nod.

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“Norah, finally willing to see me?” Although Sean sounded composed, there was an underlying iciness to his words. “I thought you were going to avoid me for the rest of your life.”

she couldn’t help but admit to herself that the thought had crossed her mind. Still, she would never say it

was supposed to have ended several hours ago. She hadn’t expected

talk about our last encounter,” Sean said. He hadn’t been aware of what had happened in the hospital. He had been waiting in his car, parked by the side of the road, since the time Norah’s work was supposed to end. He had patiently sat there for two hours until

flushed, stealing a glance at

it later, when we have some

Needing some space, Norah narrowed her eyes and said, “I’ll take a nap.

both physically and mentally exhausted, and within moments, she drifted

instructed, “Turn up the air conditioner

face was lined with fatigue. Perhaps she had had an extremely busy

him to prepare a

car was so quiet that even the sound of breathing was barely audible. Sean turned his head and watched Norah, who was fast asleep. She was

as his mind flashed back to the wonderful kiss they had shared the last time. That day, he had given Norah some time to think, but she had left him a note and slipped away. She even deliberately avoided him during the weekend consultation. She obviously wanted

didn’t push her. Instead, he chose to give her space to gather her thoughts, only appearing occasionally in front of her, subtly turning up the pressure. After so many

It was their first real meeting after the

her advances without hesitation. If it

him every day and that he could

opened her eyes, darkness had enveloped the car. Sean was quietly sitting next to her, her head resting

she hadn’t drooled. She straightened her spine, rubbed her eyes, and

off his phone. “You haven’t had dinner, have you? Let’s talk after

starving. Her hand fluttered over her stomach, and she realized that she wouldn’t

a nod, she

Norah to the study on

and pointed at the