Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 426:

Norah’s adventurous past had instilled in her an unwavering confidence for this mission. With a reassuring pat on the shoulders of Gilda and Chayce, Norah exuded a calm sense of purpose.

Tears welled in Gilda’s eyes. She longed to express her concern, urging Norah to prioritize her safety in honor of her deceased parents. But faced with Norah’s resolute expression, the words remained unspoken.

All Gilda and Chayce could do was silently watch as Norah disappeared into the distance.

“Chayce, I truly can’t fathom where she found the courage for such a feat. What are your thoughts?” Gilda wondered aloud, her fingers idly tracing the leaves in the flowerbed.

“She’s younger than us, yet her bravery and determination surpass ours.”

“Gilda, we’ve yet to uncover any information about her past.”

Chayce’s expression remained stoic.

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followed her mental blueprint, successfully planting bugs and cameras in Elsa’s and Hank’s bedroom. These sophisticated cameras, purchased at a premium from the black market, featured

the villa, the regular bedrooms were left unguarded. Iker lay motionless on his bed, vulnerable to Norah’s intrusion. Yet, the real

circulated about Iker’s meticulous protection of his study, and without a key, entry seemed impossible. Any attempt to breach the lock risked heightening the entire manor’s security, potentially

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rounded a corner in the corridor, her gaze fixating on a square ventilation duct nestled in the ceiling. Unnoticed by most, the small duct presented a potential entry into the study. Only someone of childlike stature could navigate its narrow passageway. However, Norah moved the vent cover aside with ease and, with practiced agility, slid inside like a sleek fish. Her bones contorted into an astonishing arc, compressing her

met the surveillance camera nestled in the corner, and she paused momentarily before

with volumes on management and finance,