?Chapter 418:


    Eliminating other people’s prejudices seemed nearly impossible.


    Norah breathed a sigh of relief when she heard what Sean said. She was simple and didn’t like extravagance or maintaining a high profile.


    “You don’t have to work tomorrow. Do you have any ns?” Sean asked.


    He always kept track of his girlfriend’s days off. He had been busy with work all year, but now, he made time to apany his girlfriend whenever he could. Norah nodded.


    “I have something to attend to during the day and a dinner with the Andrews family at night.”


    Sean’s face turned grim. Norah had only one day off, and spending time with him wasn’t part of her n.


    “Well, being busy isn’t a bad thing,” he said, his voice tinged with frustration.


    In that case, she wouldn’t have time to think of him when she was busy.


    Norah caught the irony in his words. She shook his arm and said, “I can take you to the dinner tomorrow night, but I don’t know how shocked the Andrews family will be when they see you. Besides, they won’t be able to openly say what they want if you’re around.”


    Her words made sense. Sean had a powerful aura that could intimidate people.


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    The Scott family and the Andrews family were both in business. They cooperated, but alsopeted with each other. Bryson and his father would definitely feel ufortable with Sean there.


    Sean abandoned the idea of going when he heard that.


    Norah was right. He had to consider her feelings, as well as the Andrews family’s. He couldn’t spoil the dinner just because he wanted to be with her.


    “I’ll ask Joanna if you can join me,” Norah said, scratching her head as she reached for her phone.


    Sean held her hand, stopping her.


    “No need. I’ll wait for you at home.”


    He guessed it would be better for him to stay home alone and wait for her toe to him. His words were tinged with sadness. Norah reached out to stroke his head. However, she quickly withdrew her hand, thinking that petting a man’s head wasn’t a good idea. Her movements were too swift for Sean to notice.


    “By the way, did you upset Susanna? She told me not to talk to you.”


    Sean couldn’t help butugh when he heard that.


    “She’s got nothing else to do and is always gossiping. I guess she’s mad at me for lecturing her.”


    His girlfriend was considerate. She wouldn’t be mad at him or give him the silent treatment because of his stupid remarks. However, she could still be a bit of a handful when they were arguing.


    The quarrel between them was over. As Norah had a n for tomorrow, Sean made an appointment in advance for her next day off, nning to take her to Hancock Shooting Club.


    Kennedy Hayes was a veteran who retired from the army. He opened a shooting club out of interest. The guns attracted many shooting enthusiasts. Sean revered Kennedy. He expected his parents to know he was in love. He didn’t n on hiding it from them. After dropping Norah home, his eyes lingered on her back.


    He had to work hard to make her his wife.


    The next morning, Norah had something important to do at the Wilson family manor. Therefore, she got up early to get ready.


    Gilda and Chayce drove to pick her up.


    “Miss Norah, have you informed your uncle’s family that you are going back today?”


    “Huh? Do I have to report to them when I’ll be going home?” Norah looked at them, her eyes glinting with amusement.


    “Of course not,” Gilda replied, waving her hand.


    “Today is Elsa’s birthday, and they’re throwing a party at the manor. I don’t know if they’ve mentioned it to you.”


    Gilda never bothered to remember the birthdays of Iker’s family members. She only knew it was Elsa’s birthday when she saw the borate decorations in the manor just before she headed out.


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