Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 298:

A few researchers who happened to be passing by overheard Sheri’s accusations. They speculated wildly among themselves, casting suspicious glances at Norah. Several others hurried to inform Shelton.

Encouraged by the researchers’ reactions, Sheri glared at Norah with an air of superiority. “You thief! I’m sure you’ll confess all your crimes at the police station.”

Norah laughed softly, a mixture of amusement and disdain flickering in her dark, glossy eyes. “Spreading rumors is a criminal offense, ma’am.”

Sheri lifted her chin defiantly and retorted, “I’m not spreading rumors. You are a thief, here to steal from the research…”

“Shut your mouth, Sheri!” A sharp rebuke cut off Sheri’s mocking words.

Shelton quickly walked over and admonished, “This lady is a distinguished guest of the research institute. Just because you’re ignorant of her status does not give you the right to make baseless accusations about her.”

Shelton was only two steps away when he heard Sheri accusing the Supernatural Doctor of being a thief! Darn it! After several persuasions and pleas, the Supernatural Doctor had finally agreed to help the institute solve the major problems they were facing. If she got angry and left because of Sheri’s careless words, Shelton would make sure Sheri spent the rest of her life regretting it!

“Apologize to this lady for your malicious speculations. Now!” Shelton demanded.

is, and she came here dressed like this. Are you sure you’re not mistaking her for someone else? How can you be

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Sheri still refused to believe it. Norah had ignored her and didn’t

director of this research institute.

for years and had been involved in numerous projects. Everything he did was for the betterment of the institute, a fact acknowledged by all,

upset Norah. “Sheri, apologize to

felt the weight of Shelton’s anger and finally grasped the depth of his fury. Reluctantly, she bowed to Norah. “I’m sorry, ma’am. I shouldn’t have called you a

didn’t fully recognize her mistakes or the rudeness of her behavior. She wrongly blamed Norah for

presumed Norah wasn’t a staff

was all my fault. Please forgive

her head, attempting to appear

Norah replied flatly, her voice cold and

arms crossed as she looked down at Sheri. She turned away, not even

Norah walked toward her laboratory, leaving

just returned from a communication at the headquarters and is

of being a thief. She seemed so certain, even though she was spouting baseless accusations. It’s hard not to question her integrity and performance, considering she’s the head of the