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    Susanna stood with her hands on her hips, her demeanor radiating joy and uplifting everyone around her.


    After dining at the restaurant arranged by Kennedy, they bid each other farewell and decided to go their separate ways. Outside the restaurant, Kennedy had already departed, and the youngsters lingered, waiting for their cars.


    Amabel looked up at Sean admiringly. “Sean, are you heading to Nexa Tech on Monday? There’s a backlog that really needs your attention. I can’t manage it alone.” Phillip had gone to get the car, and Sean and Norah were hand in hand, paying little attention to Amabel.


    “I’m not sure. You can coordinate with Phillip.”


    Preferring not to borate, Sean focused his attention on Norah rather than continue the conversation with Amabel.


    Spencer brought up a recent concern. “The police might need to interview you guys about the incident at mour Club.”


    The event had been quite intense, and Spencer was still shaken, especially concerned for thedies involved, including Susanna, whom he considered delicate and a bit pampered. Yet seeing them now, he found both Susanna and Norah seemedpletely unaffected.


    Reflecting on the chaos at mour Club, Spencer felt overwhelmed. He was anxious about when it might reopen, viewing the whole situation as a disaster. Besides, his sister had dragged him along for an afternoon of simple casual conversations, and he had made no effort to address the consequences of that incident.


    Given the circumstances at that time, Norah was well aware that she and her friends would undoubtedlye under significant suspicion, unable to escape police scrutiny.


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    Her left hand clenched tightly as she pondered how to exin it if the police stumbled upon it. This detail held the key to whether she and Alice could maintain their residency in Glophia.


    Amabel seized the moment to sow discord. “Spencer, your stupid club should stay closed permanently. Otherwise, you might invite more trouble to your doorstep. This time, you’ve even implicated Susanna in the mess.”


    Turning to Susanna with a caring demeanor, she added, “Sean, you should keep a closer eye on Susanna. mour isn’t the right ce for her.”


    “Her choices are her own. She’s no criminal of mine,” Sean retorted with a hint of sarcasm in his voice. “It appears your rtionship with your brother isn’t quite as strong, Miss Morris.”


    Norah silently concurred. While the bonds between Bryson and Joanna, Sean and Susanna were palpable, the same couldn’t be said for Amabel and Spencer.


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