Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 434:

Norah gazed at the file flickering to life on her screen, a comprehensive financial statement of a company. She pondered, could her uncle be more than just an executive? Was he also tasked with verifying the accounts?

It dawned on her that Iker might be double-checking the accountant’s work to avoid any financial discrepancies, a testament to his diligence.

Her little surprise for Iker’s computer was a virus, a sleeping beast that would soon rally all his files to her digital doorstep. Not a single financial statement would slip through the cracks under her watch.

The previous system failure of Iker’s computer was merely the tip of the iceberg and it would be resolved in due course.

Norah minimized the window, her attention shifting to the files she had slyly transferred from Iker’s computer. Most of the files were details regarding Iker’s properties. However, one file in particular caught her eye.

It was a survey of all her father’s properties, containing comprehensive information about each one. As the successor to her father’s properties, Norah was well-informed about their details.

She speculated that after her father’s death, Iker might have assumed he could inherit all of her father’s properties, but he never expected her return.

Examining all the files, she questioned whether vital information was being concealed, or if perhaps Iker was simply out of the loop.

a steely resolve, Norah’s gaze hardened. She was prepared to unearth any secrets buried beneath the

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Norah found herself in the polished confines of Jamison’s office, grappling with an

Her voice echoed a mix of surprise and

half a month remained before the exchange program date, and it seemed that the selection had already been

name would make the cut, especially after she had declined Jamison’s

torch to another. But once

Omission was not an option. Although the only spot had been

caught the eye

truth is, I’m

ideal—it was mere days after Derek’s nuptials. Norah harbored a conviction that the program had little to offer her. Her confidence in

He pondered what held her back. This opportunity,

such an opportunity with open arms, reveling in the prospect. Yet Norah stood

Jamison approached her earnestly.