Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 207:

The associate trembled from head to toe and said, “Yes, Sir!”

The woman took a quick look around, noticed some punks with colorful hair, and then looked away, taking her belongings into the hospital.

“I believe you’re capable of dealing with this issue. I’m leaving now,” Jack said. He hopped on his motorcycle and sped off down the road.

Puffing up his chest, the associate ordered, “You three, stay here on the lookout. Let me know as soon as that woman exits, and I’ll get in touch with the rest.”

Unaware of the eyes watching her from outside, Norah opened the hospital door and walked in with her belongings.

“Alice, I brought you some fruit…”

“Alice?” Norah’s items fell to the ground as she was taken aback by the mess around Alice’s hospital bed and hurried forward.

Alice was lying on the bed, her eyes vacant as she stared at the ceiling. Bruises and cuts were scattered across her face and neck, with fresh injuries on top of those not yet healed. Her hospital gown was in shreds, exposing the red marks of blood on bandaged wounds.

Nothing else in the ward seemed to have been touched.

Norah had just stepped out for a meal and to buy some fruit, never expecting that chaos would erupt in such a brief span.

tales on

in the bed, saying,

of your injuries.” The IV needle had been forcibly removed, but fortunately, the puncture was

was in a dire state, having reopened

from the nurse’s

was serious. She remained silent, her gaze fixed on

with

moved around a bit, and she turned her head to

I’ve come back.” Norah grasped Alice’s hand gently and asked, “Alice, can

the doctors to give them privacy. Being a

began to recount

had settled back down on the bed to rest

consciousness and sleep, several intruders

ripped out the IV needle, pricked her with slender needles, and

had different plans, but after noticing her injuries, they settled

of fear enveloped Norah as she lifted Alice’s gown, revealing numerous puncture marks on her abdomen,

She didn’t fear death;

said, “It’s alright, Alice.

shoulder and asked,