Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 589:

This was a case of respiratory alkalosis, reminiscent of the episode when Alice had broken down in tears. Susanna needed to control her breathing quickly to recover, lest the situation escalate to dire consequences. Kayla and Matteo watched the unfolding drama in shock. Kayla, visibly scared, released Nancy’s hand and hurried over to Susanna, her expression fraught with concern.

Nancy glanced up, her eyes brimming with tears that belied the stoic indifference lurking within. She noted inwardly that Susanna was handling the situation better than expected.

But she could also do it. Emboldened, she clutched her chest, staggered slightly, then crumpled to the floor with a pained moan.

Kayla blanched at the sight. Rushing to Nancy, she fumbled for a medicine bottle in her pocket, extracted two pills, and hurriedly administered them to Nancy, saying, “Nancy, relax. Let’s get you to the sofa.” From a distance, Sean observed his mother’s actions with a cool detachment before turning to Norah to inquire, “How’s Susanna doing?”

stabilized. She removed the paper bag and advised gently, “You need to stay calm, Susanna. It’s

red and puffy, her forehead glistened with sweat, and her hair clung to her face. Tear tracks and mucus

and handed them to her. She then scrutinized Nancy, who sat

wrong with your heart? I’m a cardiac surgeon. I could

L𝗎tєѕτ ϲh𝒶ρτєrs ιn g𝓪l𝗇ovєl𝑆.𝒸оm

if you are a heart doctor, you must be just starting. Heart conditions are complex. Please don’t say such words again. It’s not only unprofessional

the expressions on Sean’s and Susanna’s faces

regardless of Norah’s experience, you shouldn’t speak to her that way. Please apologize

Kayla. “Why should I apologize? I’m only speaking the truth. The skilled doctors in the Cardiac Surgery Department are all middle-aged. But this lady? She seems way younger than them. Can’t be a good doctor, right?” Kayla scoffed and gently patted Nancy’s back. “Don’t worry, Nancy. I’ll take you to the best doctor. We’ll get your heart