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    Sean nodded in agreement. “Alright, let’s head to the hospital first. Need a ride to theb?”


    “I’ll just grab a taxi. You don’t have to worry about me,” Norah replied earnestly, noticing Sean’s concern. “Oh, by the way, is Phillip avable? I could really use his help with something.”


    “Phillip,e on in,” Sean called out.


    Phillip and Kelvin were already awake and ready in a nearby room.


    “Mr. Scott, Miss Wilson, what can I do for you?” Phillip asked.


    “I’ve ordered some medicinal items online, but I might not be able to pick them up. They require a face-to-face exchange, so I was hoping you could handle it,” Norah exined. She nned to delegate the less crucial pickups, reserving only the essentials for herself.


    Phillip looked hesitant. “I’m not exactly an expert on herbs…” he said, concerned about making a mistake and being responsible for any losses.


    “No biggie. I’ll send you the pictures of the medicinal items. Just match the items with those,” Norah reassured him.


    She finished her breakfast, taking thest bite, while Sean, seated across from her, wrapped up his meal as well. Sean casually wiped his mouth with a napkin.


    “Phillip, I have faith in your efficiency and dedication. Any concerns about taking on this task?” Sean asked with a confident tone.


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    Phillip straightened up, his expression bing determined. “No problem at all!” It was just a package pickup. What could possibly go wrong? He wasmitted to getting it done.


    As soon as Alice saw Norah, she couldn’t help butin, “Norah, you didn’t pick up the phone yesterday. Sean was worried sick, calling you countless times.”


    “My bad. I was busy making medicine and forgot to check my phone,” Norah fumbled with her fingers. “I realize my mistake now.”


    Alice reached out, patting Norah’s hand gently. “I’m not that worried about your safety. After all, you’re that capable. Just want to remind you to keepmunication open with your boyfriend.”


    Norah held the reputation of being the organization’s top assassin, boasting exceptional medical skills and unmatched prowess. Unless facing extraordinary circumstances, she always managed to evade harm.


    Sean sat upright, his tone casual and rxed. “We’ve already discussed that. I appreciate your concern.”


    “As long as you two are okay. Norah, don’t you have things to take care of? Off you go, then.” Alice was well aware of Norah’s involvement in medicine-making. It made perfect sense why Norah had been out of reach. Once Norah delved into her concoctions, she became unreachable.


    “Alright, then I’ll head out now.” Norah rose, her ck bag containing a duckbill cap and mask—essential gear for hertest trip—slung over her shoulder.


    “Honey, I might be backte tonight. Don’t wait for me. I’ll give you a call once I’m done!” Norah said to Sean.


    Sean gave a slight nod. “Okay.”


    They parted ways at the hospital entrance. Norah hailed a taxi to the SN Shopping Mall, making her way into the research institute.


    This time, the researchers inside greeted Norah with less surprise, indicating they had been informed, treating her as one of their own.


    “Shelton, the Supernatural Doctor is here!”


    The office door swung open with a bang, catching Shelton off guard. But upon hearing his assistant’s words, he quickly rose from his seat. “The Supernatural Doctor? Quick, let’s go meet her.”


    It was unusual for the Supernatural Doctor to visit the institute two days in a row, especially given how rarely she had visited theb in the past.


    “Quick, gather the materials, and catch her before she enters theb!” With a swift motion, Shelton was out of the office.


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