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    Ka snorted. “I think they’re just chasing after Nora.” Earlier that afternoon, backstage at thepetition, Joanna had mentioned she was a fan of Nora.


    Knowing her children’s close friendship with Joanna, Ka surmised that this was the reason they had hurried to change hotels. “Nora? She’s an exceptional pianist. No wonder Sean and Susanna admire her.”


    Nancy’s words, however, betrayed her true feelings. In reality, she harbored deep resentment toward Nora. This woman, simply by sitting on stage and ying, had effortlessly captured Sean and Susanna’s favor.


    Yet, Nancy had rarely had the chance to be alone with them. She knew her performance wouldn’t take her any further.


    Now that they were abroad, a flicker of malice crossed her mind.


    After her performance, Nora was quickly escorted back to the hotel by Amy and the bodyguards. Despite Nora’s pleas, Amy remained firm and refused to let her go out. “Nora, you’re famous now. You need to be cautious of those with ulterior motives. When you have free time, you can practice the piano in the hotel.”


    Nora, never one to follow rules, nced at the two bodyguards at the door. Rolling her eyes, she grinned mischievously. Using the venttion pipe on the 18th floor, she climbed out to the balcony of the adjacent room.


    Dusting off her hands, she felt pleased with herself. Just the day before the opening ceremony, she had used the same method to sneak out and have some fun. She wondered if there would be a race tonight.


    That night, she had touched the steering wheel of a racing car for the first time since waking up. To her astonishment, racing felt like second nature, and she easily secured first ce.


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    If there was another race tonight, she would go out, steal another sports car, and im first ce again.


    It wasn’t about the rewards; it was all about the thrill.


    Nora had already decided how she would spend the night. The constraints imposed on her by the man back home were suffocating.


    He imed to be her fiancé, but he treated her more like a child. Outwardlypliant, Nora secretly relished in dangerous thrills. The racing car had opened up a new world for her, revealing unexpected driving skills.


    Had she been a racer before? Yet, her true dream had always been to y the piano.


    Lost in thought, Nora suddenly noticed a handsome man standing at the bathroom door, eyeing her intently. His bare chest and a towel around his waist highlighted his sculpted physique. Water droplets traced a path down his hair, Adam’s apple, chest, and abs, disappearing into the towel.


    She swallowed nervously.


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