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    After a ten-hour flight, Norah and the others arrived at Glophia airport at eight in the evening. As Norah looked out at the familiar view outside the aircraft, she felt more at home here than she had abroad. Although she had enjoyed her time overseas, a deep sense of belonging tugged at her heart, making her eager to return once her work there was done.


    “Alice, wee to Cend,” Norah smiled warmly, greeting Alice with open arms.


    Aliceposed herself and replied, “Thank you, Norah. I’m really d to be able to spend time with you in theing days.”


    Sean quietly observed as Norah and Alice chatted, content to let Norah enjoy her time with her friend. Having seen how Alice’s rtionship with Riss had ended, Sean had no desire to interfere with Norah’s life or friendships. Before they became a couple, they both had their own lives and friends. Being in a rtionship didn’t mean those would change.


    At the Dreamview Vis, the ck luxury car rolled to a stop in front of a vi.


    “Here we are, Mr. Scott, Miss Wilson,” Phillip announced.


    “Okay,” Norah replied, unfastening her seatbelt and stepping out of the car, ready to assist Alice. “Alice, wait in the car. I’ll carry you out.”


    However, before Norah could even reach the trunk to retrieve the wheelchair, Phillip had already moved it to the side of the car.


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    “Miss Wilson, what about letting me handle this?” Phillip suggested, noticing that Norah didn’t seem to have much strength.


    “I can do it,” Norah replied politely with a smile.


    “Please don’t bother. Just let Norah do it,” Alice said.


    Both Norah and Alice spoke in unison. They looked at each other and burst intoughter.


    Norah bent down and gently helped Alice into the wheelchair. Then, she turned around and looked at the man in the car. Even in the dim light, Sean’s sharp jawline and cold, dignified aura were unmistakable. Norah felt a sudden pang in her heart as she realized how distant Sean seemed, even though he was right in front of her. It was a strange feeling.


    “Alice, wait for me for a bit.” After helping Alice into the wheelchair, Norah turned to face Sean. She could feel his warm gaze on her and understood that he had asked Phillip to stay put, not wanting to drive away.


    Norah ran toward Sean, her eyes fixed on him the entire time. By the time she reached the car, Sean had opened the door and extended his hand to catch her.


    Sean looked at Norah intently. “Why are you running so fast?” Initially, Sean hadn’t nned to get out of the car, but when he saw Norah running toward him, he couldn’t stay inside. He gently patted her back. “You didn’t have to run. I’m right here.”


    Norah held his other hand, her eyes shining brightly. “Sean, I’m sorry for ignoring you earlier. I’ll pay more attention next time!” She gasped, trying to catch her breath. “Text me when you get back, okay?”


    Norah wrapped her arms around Sean’s neck and kissed him gently on the corner of his mouth. “Have a good rest, darling.” She took several steps back and waved at him, before quickly running to Alice and wheeling her into the vi.


    As Sean watched Norah leave, he smiled to himself and touched his lips with his slender fingers. He had never understood the importance of kissing until he met Norah. He longed to hold her against the wall and kiss her passionately. However, he knew there would be plenty of opportunities for that in the future.


    Sean’s smile widened as he looked up and noticed the lights in Norah’s vi.


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