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    Amabel’s sisterly affection seemedcking, evident in her persistent disdain for the mour Club’s closure. Conversely, Spencer showed genuine care for Amabel.


    Unfazed, Spencer interjected, “This is just how Amabel and I banter. She holds biases against mour. Pay her no mind.”


    Susanna spoke with sincerity, “Amabel, Spencer’s management of the club has been sessful, and Sean respects my decisions.”


    She could go anywhere with Norah by her side or sufficient bodyguards in tow.


    “You’re being naive. The world can be perilous, especially for young women. Protecting yourself and upholding your reputation is paramount.”


    Amabel nced at Norah. “Don’t be deceived by some trivial acts of kindness. I speak from experience. You can trust my words.”


    “What are you getting at?”


    Norah sneered. “Miss Morris, you don’t have to be sarcastic. I’m straightforward. If you have something on your mind, just say it.”


    Her gaze was keen, her eyes sparkling.


    Amabel’s heart skipped a beat, then settled back into its rhythm. “I didn’t mean to be sarcastic. I’m genuinely concerned about Susanna, merely offering some heartfelt advice. Miss Wilson, you’re reading too much into it, aren’t you? I apologize if I’ve caused any offense.” She feigned surprise, covering her mouth, appearing perfectlyposed.


    Susanna, however, cut through the facade, bluntly exposing Amabel’s underlying intentions. “But Amabel, when you criticized Norah for taking me to the mour Club, weren’t you suggesting that she had ill intentions? And when you spoke of ‘reputation’ and ‘being deceived,’ your gaze was fixed on Norah. Do you believe her reputation is tarnished? Or has she done something to deceive me?”


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    Susanna disyed a keen sensitivity to emotional nuances. The hidden malice in Amabel’s words wasid bare for all to see.


    Amabel’s expression shifted. She didn’t expect even Susanna to discern her true intentions. After all, Susanna was the most innocent girl in her heart. “Susanna, you’re overanalyzing my words. Miss Wilson is Sean’s girlfriend, and it’s our first meeting. Why would I undermine her for no reason? You’re overthinking it.”


    Amabel’s mind raced, and she quickly defended herself against Susanna, iming her innocence.


    “Miss Wilson is someone I deeply respect. She’s proficient in both medicine and shooting. I might have asked too many questions earlier, which gave you the wrong impression.”


    Her eyes filled with tears as she looked at Norah, her gaze heavy with unspoken words. “Miss Wilson, do you see me in the same negative light as Susanna?” She appeared deeply hurt. “I’m sorry. It was wrong of me to make you feel ufortable. Please ept my apologies.” She bowed respectfully, her sincerity evident.


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