?Chapter 329:
Upon her return, Norah found her schedule quite packed. After bidding farewell to Gil, Norah prepared to head back to Joanna’s ward, but paused as thoughts of Kason filled her mind. Given their proximity, Norah decided to visit him.
Taking a moment to reflect on Kason’s condition, Norah made her way toward his ward. As she approached, she coincidentally encountered Kaiden and Spencer arriving together.
“Norah, you’ve returned,” Kaiden greeted, his eyes bright with enthusiasm. “I haven’t seen you in quite some time. I’ve truly missed your presence.”
Norah regarded Kaiden with indifference. “Smooth talker,” she replied, nodding at Spencer and greeting him casually.
Feeling at ease due to their younger age, Norah allowed herself to rx and adopt a more casual demeanor around both Kaiden and Spencer. Spencer, following closely behind Norah, informed her, “Norah, everything is set up at the mour Club as you required. Should you need anything further, just let me know.”
Before departing for Ond, Norah had forwarded Dream’s schedule to Spencer, tasking him with coordinating the band’s performance at the mour Club. The band’s currentck of fame was inconsequential—over time, its renown would inevitably grow.
“Okay, thank you, Spencer,” Norah said, appreciating his efficiency.
Spencer mentioned, “By the way, tonight’s performance will feature Rosy Secret and Dream. Norah, if you’re avable, you might want to check it out.”
Though Spencer hadn’t been closely monitoring the club’s performance schedule, Norah’s request prompted him to familiarize himself with the details. He couldn’t help but wonder why Norah seemed to be paying particr attention to Dream.
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Leading the way, Kaiden opened the door and asked, “Norah, what motivates your support for this band? What’s the significance?”
As the situation remained unsettled, Norah decided not to delve into uncertain matters. “It pertains to my business,” she replied, implying that it was not open for discussion.
Understanding her meaning, Kaiden refrained from pushing further. Instead, he announced, “Kason, Norah is here to see you.”
The man reclining on the bed stirred. Kason found himself in a state of disorientation, partly due to his slumber. The sound of Kaiden’s voice only added to his confusion.
“Is it Norah?” he wondered to himself. Slowly, rity began to return. Kason opened his eyes and sat up with the help of his hands. Despite the severe gunshot wound on his leg, the strength in his upper body allowed him to perform basic movements independently.
“Nora, you’ve returned,” Kason said softly.
Norah, seated beside the bed, wore simple attire, her natural beauty shining through without the need for makeup. Her timeless radiance remained unchanged, as stunning as ever.
Upon catching sight of Norah, Kason instinctively addressed her as Nora, a nameden with significance for him.
Norah nodded. “Yeah. How’s your wound?”
“I’m alright. The doctor mentioned I’ll be discharged from the hospital in a few days to recuperate at home.”
Kaiden interjected, “Norah, could you talk some sense into Kason? He’s been buried in work non-stop since you left, hardly taking any breaks. He usually stayed upte!”
Kason cast a fleeting nce at Kaiden. Under Norah’s disapproving gaze, Kason hastily exined, “I’ve had some pressing matters to deal with, so I’ve been quite upiedtely…”
“Even when you’re busy, remember to take care of yourself.”
Instinctively, Norah moved to examine Kason’s wounds. However, as she approached him, he turned his face away. Observing his reaction, she promptly retracted her hand.
Did Kason perceive her as Sean’s girlfriend, believing it necessary to maintain a certain distance from her? Indeed, maintaining a certain distance seemed prudent for them at the moment.
Kason’s gaze drifted to Norah’s lovely countenance, which drew near before abruptly retreating, eliciting a flutter of nervousness in his heart.
“The doctor has examined me. I’m fine. Don’t worry. How was your trip abroad?”
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