Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 202:

Norah left out the details about the two men’s attempt to assault Alice. She only shared that she was the one who took Alice to the hospital.

“Doing a good deed once in a while nearly got me killed.” Alice winced from the discomfort of her injury, her expression tinged with sadness. “I sometimes miss our old days in the organization, when we could do as we pleased, shielded by our assassin identities. If we didn’t like someone, we simply got rid of them.”

Back then, Alice was unfamiliar with kindness, her mind always focused on completing her missions.

Norah gently ran her fingers through Alice’s hair. “But Alice, don’t you think it’s better to be free? To do as you wish without any limits?”

In the organization, failing to meet objectives always resulted in penalties.

Norah, a citizen of Cesland, had endured a lot of hardship from an early age to develop her abilities. Given the choice, she’d never join the organization. It was too painful and exhausting. Many times, she considered ending her life by jumping off a skyscraper. But her will to live kept her going. She refused to die in such a sad, simple way.

Tears quietly filled Alice’s eyes. “Norah, you just don’t get it.”

“It’s been years since we last met. Why talk about the organization now? Let’s focus on more joyful topics.”

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always Norah who came to Alice’s aid. It was fair to

to be polite. After you’re better, come

I’ve always wanted to see Cesland, but without any news from you, going there seemed like

had stayed in Lochdeer, Orland, holding onto the hope that if Norah ever

her phone. “Since you’re hurt, I decided to extend my stay in Otland for another two weeks

and Kasan endured. The

made a grim joke. “Seems like getting injured is a way to earn your attention. Maybe I could

okay? Thinking about getting injured isn’t right. You need to get better fast so you can come to see

notice a group of people wearing black robes outside the

them.

“If I’m not mistaken, from the

“The Sacredice,”

to Norah for its