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    Jolie had grown ustomed to such hollow gestures over her years in the workce, mastering the art of fabricating lies and speaking hypocritical words. She recognized the importance of maintaining a civil rtionship with Norah; otherwise, she wouldn’t have enlisted her colleague’s assistance to throw mud at Norah.


    Norah remained silent, opting instead to focus on organizing the documents before her. Soon, she would be heading to the operating room for surgery.


    Jolie persisted, “Gossip is rampant throughout the hospital, with intriguing revtions unearthed. And Derek’s ex-wife is also named Norah Wilson. Quite the coincidence, wouldn’t you agree? It seems someone shares your name. Madeline is the allegedly homewrecker. One might argue that she reaps what she sows.” As she spoke, her gaze swept over Norah.


    Previously, Jolie had insinuated that Norah was juggling multiple rtionships and living off some wealthy benefactors. But now, she got to know Norah’s past marriage with the rich Derek. Having once lived luxuriously and now navigating the modest sry of a doctor, could Norah bridge such a stark contrast? Jolie pondered this, concluding she wouldn’t manage if she were Norah. She would seek a quicker route to elevate her standard of living.


    Norah’s expression remained impassive.


    She rose and stated, “Pardon me. You’re blocking my path.”


    Jolie hastily moved aside, watching Norah’s departure with surprise and bewilderment, muttering, “Is it purely coincidental they share the same name?”


    Norah had no interest in engaging in gossip with Jolie; they weren’t even friends, and she dismissed Jolie’s words without much consideration. Her objective of exposing Derek and Madeline had been aplished. Word was quickly spreading throughout Glophia about their misdeeds.


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    A handful of videos was enough to spark widespread embarrassment. Unlike the well-off Andrews family, the Carterscked the resources to scrub the inte of these incriminating videos. Norah found amusement in observing their viral dissemination.


    Did Derek ever regret his mistreatment of her? And would Madelinee to regret her association with Derek?


    Sitting alone on a hospital corridor bench, Derek grappled with regret as he scrolled through disparagingments on his phone, lost in contemtion. The public condemned Madeline as a homewrecker. Though it was Madeline who had left him incapacitated, it was Norah who had dedicated herself to his care. Yet, on the very day Madeline returned, he had heartlessly abandoned his wife, Norah.


    Those remarks felt like a stinging rebuke to him.


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