?Chapter 277:


    “Who is she?”


    “Why are outsiders allowed in theb now?”


    “Oh, she works here? But why is she dressed like that?”


    Norah didn’t respond and continued toward the deepest part of theboratory. She closed theb door behind her, blocking out the whispers and curious nces. Then, she removed her mask.


    Thisb was hers and hers alone. Norah had once treated a high-ranking official from Ond. Her only condition for the treatment was that she would have her own independentb here, with full ownership.


    Inside, theb was filled with advanced equipment, perhaps the best medical and pharmaceutical technology in Ond. Norah was here to create medications with the equipment and manage to get them back to her country. Theb equipment in Cend wasn’t nearly as advanced as what she had ess to here, a fact she knew well from her previous experiences making medications.


    Norah went into the changing room, switched her phone to silent mode, sanitized her hands, and immediately began the process of creating the medication.


    “Mr. Scott, Miss Wilson still didn’t answer the phone.” In a ck car parked outside the private hospital, Phillip ended his call and looked back at Sean. “Miss Shaw mentioned Miss Wilson left early.”


    Sean’s expression turned grim.


    He had gone to the office today to give Norah some space. However, by the end of the day, the woman he was waiting for had disappeared. Norah usually kept him informed of her safety, no matter how busy she was.


    Kelvin spected, “Could the Breaker be persistent in their bad intentions and have taken Miss Wilson again?”


    The Breaker had suffered significant losses the previous night, making it likely they were looking for ways to recover financially. Seeing Norah as an easy target after their recent ckmail, they might have abducted her.


    Sean, with a steely gaze,manded, “K, take some people to check the Breaker’s base. Phillip, call Alice again and see if she knows any ces Norah might have gone.”


    After issuing the instructions, Sean tried calling Norah once more, but he was met with a busy signal. Norah wasn’t picking up.


    Kelvin swiftly exited the car to make a call, while Phillip reached out to Alice again, stressing Sean’s concern for Norah’s safety. He urged Alice to inform them as soon as she had any information on Norah’s whereabouts.


    Alice, however, was only aware that Norah had been busy and didn’t know where she had gone. Ending the call, she was filled with anxiety. Where could Norah have gone? And why wasn’t she answering Sean’s calls?


    Phillip held the phone, ncing at Sean’s downcast face in the rearview mirror.


    Ever since Sean had been unable to reach Norah after work, he’d been in a funk, consumed with worry and fearing something had gone wrong.


    “Did the hotel arrange for someone to find Norah? Maybe she fell asleep there?” Sean asked.


    “The hotel says Miss Wilson hasn’te back since she left this morning. Where could Norah possibly be?”


    Sean stared at the phone number and dialed it once more. After a moment, Norah finally picked up.


    “Hello?” Norah sounded tired. “You’ve called me like ten times. What’s going on?”


    Hearing her voice, Sean’s anxiety melted away. “I just got off work.”


    “Okay, hang on. I’ll be right back.”


    Norah adjusted the phone against her shoulder, continuing her task without pause. She was busy putting the pills she had just made into four bottles before sealing them.


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