Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 183:

“Norah, know that every word you’ve heard from me is sincere. If you still don’t believe me, I can prove it to you,” Sean said firmly.

Slightly shaking her head, Norah answered, “I know what you’re thinking.”

In the back of Norah’s mind, she reminded herself that she couldn’t be swayed by Sean’s words alone. After all, she didn’t want to fall for him just because of his persuasive words.

Sean couldn’t help but chuckle. “As long as you understand. Anyway, are you ready to rest? I’ve arranged a room for you on the top floor. Here’s the key card. Take it.”

“Okay. Thanks, Sean.” Without much ceremony, Norah reached out and took the key card. “I’ll be going now since I have something to attend to. See you tomorrow.”

Norah had something she needed to confirm, a speculation she had been carrying in her mind. It was important for the decision she would make about Sean tomorrow, and she couldn’t delay it any longer.

entered through the door. “Mr. Scott, Miss Wilson has just left the

in a good mood. “Good. Make sure they

fashion brand send over suits for me. I have a date tomorrow, and I want to look

and a Beretta handgun, placing them

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furrowing his brows. When Norah had removed the bullets for Alice, she had casually placed the handgun aside. At the time, he had noticed it was cocked and loaded. However, when he handed the handgun to Norah, it wasn’t loaded. Taking her silence as a sign that she didn’t know how to use the handgun, he had offered her

now, piecing everything together, Sean surmised that Norah knew how to use a handgun. She had quietly

realizing that there were still many secrets surrounding Norah that he couldn’t wait to

floor swayed gracefully to the rhythm, colorful lights flashing on and

with the intoxicating scent of

frown as soon as she entered. For some reason, she felt a wave of discomfort wash over her as she stepped inside, something she hadn’t experienced even once

the Glamour Club because its atmosphere and

the people in the bar were from Otland. Even in the noisy, packed