Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 421:

“Hank, as long as you stay outside the manor, your wife won’t discover you’re cheating on her.”

Larry lived with his in-laws. Elsa liked him solely for his good looks. Beyond his appearance, she saw no appeal in him. He was neither her intellectual nor emotional equal. Elsa often visited nightclubs to unwind and engage in casual flings when she grew tired of him. Nobody was aware of her betrayal.

Hank had been unfaithful to his wife for some time, but he had never openly admitted it to his family. He appeared uncomfortable. “Elsa, that’s not something a lady like you should discuss.”

Elsa pursed her lips and checked her reflection in the mirror. “Hank, don’t stick to such outdated views. Mom isn’t against it. Why are you upset about it?”

Mindy cleared her throat. “Your brother has a point. Ladies should be more discreet.”

It appeared that she needed to be more cautious when interacting with that guard.

arrived late. It always took him a while to secure all the documents in the

Wasn’t she back for Elsa’s birthday celebration?” Iker asked, irritation creeping into his voice

seasoned middle-aged man dressed in his uniform, stepped forward. “Sir, Miss Norah is at the

s . com is your destination

snapped, her anger evident. “Her deceased parents take precedence over us?

the cemetery. Elsa, her voice gentle and understanding, said, “Mom Norah just misses her parents. It’s alright. Once she

responded, nodding before he

simply, followed the butler into the

and makeup. Elsa, the birthday girl, was particularly decked out, as if she couldn’t wait to showcase all her finest attire. Norah entered slowly, her long white dress adorned with two water lily ornaments on her shoulders, her hair

to any observant onlooker that Norah wore no makeup, yet her natural beauty was striking. Her flawless skin and bright, star-like eyes

her careful preparation, seemed to fade into the background. The women around felt

to arrive here without a gift?” she remarked, her tone laced with sarcasm as she eyed