Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 1398:

“She’s pregnant with Derek’s child—so what? What does that have to do with me? By the way, Norah is the one who really hit the jackpot. She became the eldest daughter of the Wilsons, and now she’s engaged to Sean,” Madeline said, her eyes lighting up as she changed the subject. “I used to pity her, but now it seems I’m the one who needs it. She’s not only secured a high status but found true love too. I heard she’s taken over Silver Boulder Private Hospital and has big plans for it.”

Sharon scoffed. “Norah, that naive girl, thinks she’s some highborn lady just because she’s back with the Wilsons? She is quite full of herself. It’s a shame about Silver Boulder Private Hospital. It’ll probably go under soon. Imagine a country girl thinking she can run a hospital.”

Marlene, knowing the full story, added, “Perhaps Miss Wilson is striving for everyone’s respect. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have put in so much effort.”

Madeline looked at Marlene and smirked. “But let’s not forget what happened back then—you had the nerve to pose as her. That was quite the spectacle.”

Marlene’s face stiffened, and she looked down, too embarrassed to respond.

I wonder how much she had to donate to get that job at the hospital. Maybe she realized she wasn’t cut out for more and settled for being the director. I’m curious to see

too. Today’s conversation was surprisingly enjoyable, Sharon. When you’re not throwing insults my way, you’re quite entertaining.

Madeline’s disdain was particularly directed at Juliana, who, leveraging her

“She’s close to dying. She had a stroke and is

and departed from the Carter home

right now. We can’t afford extra help, and since you’re

Marlene nodded meekly. “Okay.”

bangs, a glint of malice was barely perceptible, cleverly

everyone in

would also greatly strengthen the Scott family’s

duties, found little time to foster her relationship with Sean. Meanwhile, Joanna had approached her to discuss a potential collaboration with her company’s cosmetics line. Norah had shared various formulations she had previously developed, allowing Joanna and her team to independently review them. They had meticulously