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    Meanwhile, the wedding date of Madeline and Derek loomed on the horizon. Norah’s friends maintained a subdued demeanor, wary of upsetting Norah. Derek, Norah’s ex-husband, was set to marry Madeline, the woman who had caused their marriage to copse. Despite the situation, Norah was still invited to their wedding.


    Susanna persistently urged Sean to console Norah during this trying time.


    “Even though Derek is Norah’s ex, they were together for two years. She must still have some lingering feelings for him.”


    Frowning, Susanna conversed with Sean in the room.


    “Make an effort tofort her and offer support whenever you’re with her. I don’t want to see her sad. I’ve done my part, now it’s your turn to step up!”


    She firmly patted Sean’s shoulder and said earnestly,


    “You shouldn’t dwell on her past marriage, understand? Otherwise, I will lose respect for you.”


    Sean, feeling impatient, dealt with his temporary duties and retorted, “You’ve said all there is to say. What more do you expect from me? You’re still young. Don’t involve yourself in everything.”


    He was very aware of the depth of affection between Norah and Derek, as well as whether she felt any sorrow regarding Derek’s wedding. They were inseparable whenever they had free time. How could he not be aware?


    Pouting, Susanna remarked, “Alright, alright. You don’t appreciate my efforts. I’m simply offering you some advice.”


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    “Don’t forget you’re still single. What kind of advice could you possibly give me? Go downstairs and get some rest, preparing for your surgery. You want to recover, don’t you?”


    Norah had already finalized the treatment n with Gil and scheduled the surgery. She would undergo the procedure before heading to Concord Hospital for an exchange.


    “I know. I’ve been resting these past few days. Once my surgery is over and Norah returns for the exchange, I’ll be fine! By then, I must travel to many ces.”


    Sean lowered his gaze and added, “Let’s focus on your recovery first. By the way, do you n to attend Derek’s wedding? I won’t be going.”


    “Don’t trouble yourself with attending. Your presence would only draw unwanted attention. I’ll handle it. I’m going there to support Norah.”


    Susanna assured, patting her chest, “Sean, trust me. I’ve got this. No one dares to mess with Norah.” Anyone who dared to cross her would regret it. Susanna knew how to make someone regret their actions.


    “Alright, make sure to have some security with you. Norah is fine attending the wedding to enjoy herself.” As the wedding day neared, Norah confided in Sean about her ns for the event, and he stood by her decision.


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