Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 1365:

As the new director, her focus was clear: to maintain the hospital’s quality of care and service. Managing the medical team could wait for later. Instead, she turned her attention to something more immediate—acquiring a fresh batch of medical equipment. For this, she reached out to the Dixon family, leveraging the connections she had built long before stepping into this role.

Jaxson had left Glophia for Surella shortly after their last gathering, and Norah hadn’t heard from him since.

But she wasn’t relying on the influence of the Scott or Wilson families. As the director of Peace Ark Private Hospital, she stood on her own, negotiating directly with the Dixons.

Despite their youth, Luka and Brigid had already taken on significant roles within their family businesses. Unlike the typical infighting that plagued wealthy families, the siblings worked together seamlessly to further the Dixon legacy.

Norah arranged to meet Brigid at a riverside cafe in Glophia. She brought Gilda along for the meeting.

Gilda and Chayce had been restless, bored of their semi-retired life at home. Norah decided it was time for them to return to work—no early retirement for them. Absolutely no way.

return to work. The tasks were

realized she had been roped back in, she was taken aback. Hadn’t Norah promised them a break? But knowing Norah needed her, she couldn’t resist a little sense of satisfaction. Complaining was just a formality—when Norah called, neither she

els .com is packed

all the details about Brigid. You can feel out her intentions today, and

huge investment, and Norah preferred to oversee the deal personally rather than leaving it

settled in and started

a business with numerous contracts across public and private

didn’t realize Brigid was this accomplished at such a young age. No wonder I had a good impression of her last time,” Norah said with

recognized each other’s worth. Norah

Dixon family is full of impressive people. Maybe it’s

slightly. “Good upbringing and education? I’m not so sure about that.”