Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 442:

“Ah, mere rumors. They don’t ruffle my feathers. Your agitation outweighs mine, it seems.”

Norah’s demeanor suddenly shifted, her figure gently pressing into Sean’s for support.

Inside the car, a steady breeze from the air conditioner maintained a comfortable atmosphere, warding off any hint of stifling heat.

“No worries. Let them weave their tales. I’m rather intrigued to witness their creativity,” Norah remarked with a hint of amusement.

Over time, the vast expanse of Norah’s past had been unearthed by the relentless digging of online sleuths. She stood as the illegitimate daughter of the Wilson family, her marriage with the Carter family secured through connections, only to find herself discarded by them later. Yet, the information circulating had grown stale in the streets of Glophia.

Sean’s gaze darkened, his eyes clouding with concern.

“The PR team is putting in extra hours. They’re trying to contain the news about you.”

His words hung heavy in the air, his demeanor chilly. The spreaders of rumors seemed oblivious to any repercussions, showing no regard for Sean or his esteemed family.

“Let’s not burden the staff,” Norah murmured softly, mindful of the strain on those laboring into the night. She imagined their frustration, compelled to toil beyond the call of duty.

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Phillip interjected, a note of practicality in his tone.

effort. Double pay made it

reputation as a tireless worker, he governed with a

was a rare occurrence, reserved for moments

briefly before responding, her

let’s not overburden

this latest barrage

Jamison’s suspicions, though speculative, hinted at a sinister motive. Were they orchestrating a campaign to undermine her, pushing for her

she recognized the ripple effect it could have among

embarking on a three-month exchange program at Silverdale’s Concord Hospital next month,” Norah said to Sean, her

hospital for the duration,”

Sean’s response was swift.

that my presence is required for several projects in

for the traffic light to change, Phillip

those projects

for us to go to Silverdale and talk about those projects. You gather everything

it won’t take

resigning himself to going along with whatever Sean

what was on

you don’t have to come to Silverdale for me. I’ll be back in three months,” she said, trying to reassure him. Sean had a lot on his plate compared to her, managing several companies all on

adamant about sparing Sean from unnecessary strain. With the company teeming with tasks, she saw no reason for