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    Susanna had no doubt that Norah had crafted the incense and sachet herself. In her view, Norah was exceptionally skilled in everything.


    Meanwhile, Sean remained brooding. Possessive by nature, he saw Kason as a rival. The sight of Norah and Kason together only fueled his difort, despite knowing Norah was just treating Kason’s wound. Sean acknowledged that he shouldn’t harbor negative emotions toward Kason.


    However, when Norah implied that Kason’s injury was partly his fault, and he was still ming Kason secretly, he chose not to borate on his feelings.


    Sean made a conscious effort to quell his rising jealousy, recognizing its tendency to spiral out of control. He silently observed as the two girls chatted away.


    Norah’s memory was jogged, reminding her of a promise to Sean that remained unfulfilled.


    “The sleep-inducing candles and sachets were made in the past. I recall promising you a special fragrance whenever I find a moment.”


    “Take your time,” Sean replied in a calm tone.


    Back in Ond, Norah had promised Sean a special fragrance in her spare moments, yet with her recent hectic schedule, she hadn’t managed to fulfill it.


    She had crafted the candles and sachets in her bedroom at the Carter family’s residence when she was bored. Reluctant to leave anything behind, especially for Derek, she had brought them all back with her.


    “A special fragrance? I want it too!” Susanna interjected excitedly.


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    Norah enthusiastically agreed, “Sure, I’ll make one for you too when I find the time. I’m sure you’ll adore it.” As she spoke, a delightful scent filled Norah’s mind, one that she felt would be ideal for Susanna.


    Oblivious to Sean’s somber mood, Norah held his hand while engrossed in conversation with Susanna.


    At the mour Club, after the police regained control of the situation, members of the Inferno Alliance were at risk of arrest or even graver consequences.


    Having given his statements, Kaiden approached Kason, observing the icy and menacing re in his eyes while he remained seated in his wheelchair.


    Kason’s arm wound had stopped bleeding, prompting him to dismiss it casually before engaging in discussions with other leaders regarding the situation.


    With a tight grip on the Rejuvenation Powder, Kaiden contemted how to bring up the matter of assisting Norah.


    He could tell that Norah was the one who had killed those gangsters. The swift arrival of the police and Sean’s subordinates’ inability to clean up meant that any hint of Norah’s role would lead toplications.


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