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    Amabel suddenly cut in, “I know a bit about fashion design myself. I used to assist backstage at international fashion shows, coborating with well-known designers. Does Miss Wilson go by any professional name? I might recognize it.”


    Norah gave a faint smile and said, “I’m not well-known. You probably haven’t heard of me.”


    “Well, I only know about the big designers like Noelle and Lillian. You know them, right? I have connections with them,” Amabel couldn’t hide her self-satisfaction. However, Norah’s expression turned slightly serious as she replied, “I don’t recall ever working with you. Are you sure?”


    Amabel’s facade of connections with famous designers started to crumble. Her initial confidence turned into frustration upon Norah’s questioning.


    “Who are you? How could we be connected in any way?” Susanna intervened softly, “But Norah is Noelle, I was just about to say.”


    “How is that possible?!” Amabel couldn’t contain her excitement at the news, feeling even more thrilled than when Norah hit a bullseye!


    “She mentioned she’s not well-known, right?”


    “Amabel, it’s normal for people to be modest.” Amabel couldn’t believe her ears. Noelle was a familiar figure in the design circle, admired by all for her ssic, beautiful, and timeless designs that set the standard for new designers. During her time abroad, Amabel had been captivated by one of Noelle’s dresses for quite a while. Now she was being informed that all those dresses were actually designed by Norah? This was harder to bear than anything!


    “I primarily concentrate on sketching; I don’t delve into other aspects as much.”


    Kennedy was puzzled; he had no clue about fashion design or who Noelle was.


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    “Alright, let’s move on from that. We were talking about shooting skills. How did you all get sidetracked? Norah, have you ever thought about leaving your hospital job and joining the army? I can rmend you.”


    Kennedy was thrilled by Norah’s shooting skills and was eager to enlist her in the army. While one could enhance their physical strength through training, shooting well often necessitated a natural talent.


    Sean’s expression darkened as he thought about Norah’s mysterious background. He was aware that Norah harbored many undisclosed secrets.


    Norah politely declined Kennedy’s offer, “I appreciate it, but I’m not interested in joining the army. I find fulfillment in my work at the hospital, helping and saving lives.”


    “Enjoy working at a hospital? No worries! Military hospitals are in need of skilled doctors like you.”


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