Love on the Fast Track

Chapter 1196:

Bernice chimed in, “I almost forgot, I need to retrieve my identification. It’s strange to be ‘alive’ again after everyone thought we were dead.”

“Dad, I won’t accompany you. I’m not interested in managing the company. I want to focus on developing the medical business. If you decide you don’t want to manage it, I might take it over. Gilda should have told you about my past, right?”

Managing a company came easily to her, but for most, turning a profit was the real challenge. Yet, even that posed no difficulty for her.

Calvin knew his daughter’s identity was complex; she wasn’t just the daughter of the Wilson family but had many roles. They didn’t need to probe too much about it. When she was ready, she would share more.

“Mom, you go handle your ID first. I have something to discuss with you tonight.” Without revealing the details, Norah stood up. “I’ve arranged to meet Susanna and Joanna. See you tonight.”

Bernice’s curiosity was piqued. Her daughter’s secretive manner left her intrigued and a bit in suspense. What did Norah plan to tell her later?

Gilda, overhearing the conversation, felt reassured that Norah was finally ready to address that particular matter.

She had worried that Norah had forgotten and debated whether to remind her. But it appeared her concern was misplaced; Norah always knew what she was doing.noveldrama

Norah drove off in her convertible, purposely choosing a four-seater to accommodate her friends.

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The light-purple convertible, sleek in design and adorned with a brand emblem that hinted at its worth in millions, was undeniably a symbol of luxury.

As she drove, the wind tousled her hair, and the combination of her striking appearance and the high-end car turned heads among the commuters.

Norah first stopped at the Andrews’ house to pick up Joanna, gracefully declining Darwin and Raina’s invitation to stay longer and swiftly departing with Joanna.

Darwin and Raina had always liked Norah, and their affection deepened upon discovering her connection to the Wilson family. Her presence exuded an unmistakable aura of distinction. When Norah arrived to collect Susanna, Susanna hesitated to leave Phillip behind.

“Norah, are you sure I can’t bring him along?”

Norah flashed a teasing smile. “You could actually bring him with you.”

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