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    Only then did Jarrod turn to face Norah, trying to appear nonchnt.


    She wore a light sweater coat with her hair in a low ponytail, her natural beauty lending her a gentle and graceful aura. Jarrod found himself drawn to her, regardless of what she was wearing or whether she had makeup on.


    “Alright, I understand. Thank you, Dr. Wilson.”


    After Norah left the room, Damon sighed again.


    “Jarrod, you really should find a girlfriend like Dr. Wilson. She’s exactly the kind of daughter-inw your mother and I would love.”


    Jarrod pondered. It wasn’t just his parents who admired Norah; he did too. But being a person of integrity, he couldn’t pursue her while she had a boyfriend. Otherwise, he would have courted her long ago. He noticed that even Marlin, who also had feelings for Norah, didn’t dare to make a move.


    Jarrod could only dream of the life he might have with Norah if he ever won her heart. Back at Concord Hospital, with Korbin out of the way, Norah’s work resumed its normal pace.


    Two weeks went by quickly.


    The program Norah had been working on was nearingpletion with JW’s help.


    JW texted her, saying, “Oh my God! You’re incredible! You’ve finished the whole program in just half a month!”


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    He had only contributed a few lines of code, but she had made them fully operational when he checked back. Norah replied, “I haven’t run any tests yet, so I’m not sure if the facial data collected from big data is reliable.”


    “You’re so skilled; it must be reliable. There’s something I’m hesitant about discussing with you.”


    “Don’t say anything you’re hesitant about.”


    “Would you consider selling the program to me? The local police could really use it.”


    Norah paused her typing. JW’s country was quite small, requiring only a connection to a satellite for inte ess. His request wasn’t unreasonable.


    They negotiated for a bit, and they settled on a price of forty million dors.


    JW was willing to pay a significant amount because he believed the program’s value far exceeded its cost.


    Norah sent a message, saying, “I’ll send it over after I’vepleted the testing.”


    “No problem. I’ve already paid a five-million-dor deposit.” Despite JW’s casual online persona, he was actually extremely wealthy and a genuinely good person. He often offered her help without expecting anything in return.


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