Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 227:

Sean’s laughter filled the air as he gently held Norah’s hand. “Phillip is part of our circle. Feel free to disregard his presence.”

“Impossible. He means too much to me to simply overlook him,” Norah replied half-jokingly.

Phillip, the third wheel in this vehicle, couldn’t possibly fade into the background in her eyes. Despite his outward smile, his inner monologue betrayed his frustration. I’m Mr. Scott’s right-hand man, uniquely qualified for these tasks.

Following Alice’s settling down in her new ward at the private hospital, the healthcare professionals promptly began their duties.

Norah leaned closer to Alice, her voice barely a whisper. “I’ll be heading over to Jack and Jimena in the East Zone. Stay here in the ward and await the good news I’ll bring.”

Turning to her, Alice responded with a note of caution. “Please, take care.”

Norah straightened up, her smile radiant as she faced Alice.

catching Sean’s tender gaze, her smile widened further. This time, she wouldn’t be confronting her challenges alone. She had a steadfast ally ready

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prompting her to notice Jack concealing himself at the crossroads with his men. Flipping to

“Do you recognize her?”

Norah pondered, realizing some individuals never learned or valued their second chances in life, almost as if they courted death with open arms. “She must harbor resentment toward you for your actions. Hence, she conspired with

dismissive snort, Norah declared, “Their past is irrelevant. They will

but see Norah as a merciless assassin from the Sacredice, singularly focused and unflinchingly cold. His heart tightened. He harbored suspicions

50 to 60 men. Despite Jack’s claims of leadership in the East Zone,

In contrast to the formidable Rox Alliance, Norah noticed Jack’s faction

beneath his seat, opening it to reveal a silver

their guns. Arm yourself with this handgun for your protection,” Sean

her waist and said hesitantly, “Why don’t