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    They were clearly smitten with each other, paying no mind to Norah.


    “Norah, what’s got your attention? Jealous, are you? If you’re feeling envious, why not have Mr. Scott unt your romance a bit?” Kathy provoked Norah. “They say Mr. Scott and you are deeply in love. I doubt it.”


    Norah shot her a look. “That’s none of your concern.”


    “Norah, you’re being so rude!” Kathy stomped her foot in anger.


    Madeline felt a lot better after unting her rtionship. “Miss Wilson, pleasee to my wedding with Derek. Thank you for looking after him in the past. I’ve always appreciated you, but it seems there’s been a misunderstanding…”


    Leaning weakly against Derek, Madeline added, “I know you’re upset with me for being with Derek, so I don’t mind your harsh words.”


    Derek’s expression remained cold. He thought about the major portion of his wealth that he had transferred to Norah and stayed quiet.


    Kathy was astonished by Madeline’s performance. Just two days earlier, they had both been badmouthing Norah and even paid trolls to tarnish her reputation. Yet here was Madeline, appearing considerate towards Norah. If Kathy were in her shoes, she couldn’t have tolerated it.


    She would have picked a fight with Norah by now.


    “Well, Madeline, you really don’t need to talk to her.” Derek fought back his difort. Having decided to marry Madeline, he was ready to let go of his past.


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    Since Norah signed the divorce papers, she and Derek had been living in separate worlds.


    “Kathy, if you can’t keep yourments to yourself, you should head back to your home today.”


    Upset, her brother’s tone made Kathy too nervous to speak further, and she quietly followed Derek.


    “Miss Wilson, make sure youe to our wedding,” Madeline said, nestled in Derek’s arms.


    Norah sneered, “Of course, I’ll be there. And I’ll bring a big gift, too.”


    It was a surprising “gift” for both Madeline and Derek.


    She breezed past them and entered the exhibition hall, leaving behind a strikingly beautiful view of her departure.


    Madeline stood tall, yet stayed close to Derek. Being pregnant made her feel more vulnerable.


    “Derek, do you see Norah as just another audience or aspetition?” Madeline asked, her voice tinged with unease. She hadn’t expected Norah to show up at the exhibition, much lesspete in the Grace Cup.


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