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    K recalled the courageous woman who had once ventured into Ond. She had left an indelible mark on him. “Norah, right?”


    “Of course.”


    Phillip rolled his eyes. K was the quintessential workaholic, perpetually on a mission. It was a rare asion for him to take a breather ande here. Sometimes, Phillip felt a generational chasm between them.


    “Alright, leave it to me. Consider it done.”


    K gave Phillip a yful pat on the shoulder. “You’re in love, I’ve heard? Tell me the details.”


    K was a master of his craft.


    Phillip had full confidence in him. He tasked K with gathering every bit of information about Nora in Bellfolk.


    Despite being followed by bodyguards, Nora and her entourage made no attempt to conceal their whereabouts. They checked into a five-star hotel in Bellfolk.


    K ryed the intel from his subordinates to Sean. “Their room is on the 18th floor.”


    “I want to move there. Maybe I can bump into Norah,” Joanna said eagerly, unable to hide her excitement.


    Susanna shared the same enthusiasm. They hadn’te to Bellfolk to watch thepetition willingly; seeing Norah again was their true motivation.


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    Sean instructed Phillip to inform Matteo and the others that they would be relocating to a different hotel.


    After thepetition, Nancy was left in despair. She had made numerous mistakes during her performance. Although she had a resilient spirit, the judges showed no mercy.


    Without a hint of criticism, Ka encouraged her, “Nancy, you’ve done great. Let’s go out for a big dinner tonight.”


    When they reached the restaurant, Nancy noticed it was just the three of them.


    “Mom, Dad, where are Sean and Susanna?”


    “They moved to another hotel with Joanna. I have no idea what they’re up to,” Ka replied.


    Ka had grown ustomed to her children’s absence. For her, having Nancy by her side was enough. She had never achieved her dreams, so she now pinned those hopes on Nancy.


    Moreover, her children had grown up and had their own ns. As long as they were obedient and safe, she was content. Nancy’s face twisted momentarily. It was clear they were so fed up with her that they didn’t even bother to hide it.


    With a forced smile, she said, “They must be very busy. It’s my fault for troubling them so much. They can’t even join us for dinner after thepetition. They must have a lot on their tes.”


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