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    Sharon questioned Norah’s willingness to help the woman who had previously destroyed her marriage.


    Confronted by Juliana’s insistence, Adrian hesitated but then walked toward the hotel exit and intercepted Norah as she was leaving.


    “Norah, my mom trusts your skills as a doctor and wants you to help check on Madeline. Will you do her a favor ande back with me?”


    Susanna said, “Why should Norah help her? And who do you think you are? Stay out of our way!”


    Susanna knew that except for Juliana, other members of the Carter family might have treated Norah poorly. Her harsh words left Adrian at a loss for words.


    Norah remarked, “Susanna has a point, Mr. Carter. You should look for someone else. I’m not that close to you guys.”


    They were aware of the situation at the wedding hall and chose to leave because they wanted nothing to do with Madeline.


    “The ambnce is nearly here, Mr. Carter. Please go back.” Linking Susanna’s arm, Norah walked past Adrian without looking back. She distanced herself yet remained polite.


    Adrian clenched his teeth, anger shining in his eyes. Norah now seemed untouchable to them.


    Juliana sighed deeply at Adrian’s inability to convince Norah. Thankfully, the ambnce arrived on time. The paramedics quickly loaded Madeline onto a stretcher and headed to the hospital.


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    Susanna, waiting at the roadside for her ride, watched the ambnce speed away.


    “I’ve observed that the Carters tend to exploit you. They were aware of your profession as a doctor, so they asked for your assistance with Madeline. Who do they think they are making such demands?”


    She had once believed Juliana was considerate towards Norah, but now it appeared that she only cared about her own self-interests.


    Hearing this, Norah said with a slight smile, “Interactions between individuals are rooted in mutual benefit. If there is no advantage to be gained, there is no need to interact. Susanna, what do you want from me?”


    “I’m thinking,” Susanna dered, lost in thought. “Initially, I hoped you would be my sister-inw, but as I got to know you more, I just wanted to be your friend. Now, I hope we can be friends forever!”


    Norah chuckled at Susanna’s candid words and reached out to touch her hair. “Well, I figured.”


    “What about you, Norah? Are you being nice to me because you have hidden agendas?”


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