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    “No.”


    “That’s so strange.”


    Joanna was confused. She didn’t know why Norah had cklisted him all of a sudden.


    “However, I don’t think Norah is married. There was no ring visible on her finger. Married people may not wear wedding rings every day, but at least asionally.”


    Sean’s voice turned icy. “Once I uncover the person behind this, I’ll straighten things out.”


    Whoever this guy was, he had to know Norah had a boyfriend. Yet, he boldly married her. Sean seethed with anger at the thought.


    “Since Norah’s still in Bellfolk, we should try to reach out to her or gather more intel,” Susanna suggested.


    Sean stayed vignt. He ordered Sacredice to keep a close watch on Norah and her circle. If anyone were to make contact with Norah, T would track them online. Sean’s resolve to expose the mastermind and teach that guy a hard lesson grew stronger.


    Nora descended the stairs after a rigorous piano practice session, only to receive a text notification about a hefty $1.5 million payment. Without hesitation, she transferred $500,000 to Sean via her mobile.


    Later, she messaged him, informing him of the transaction.


    “Did you get it?”


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    But to her dismay, the message failed to send.


    Thest message from Sean lingered unanswered. Had he deleted her because she hadn’t responded?


    Frustration mixed with amusement on Nora’s face. He had agreed to be friends, yet he had swiftly deleted her.


    “What’s up?” Amy inquired, noticing Nora’s unsettling smile and icy demeanor.


    “Nothing,” Nora replied tersely, keeping her experience with Sean to herself. She had no intention of sharing it with anyone.


    “He’s just a fan. It’s annoying to be deleted for no reason,” Nora muttered under her breath, reflecting on Sean’s abrupt actions. He had been gentlemanly, good-looking, and calm. She had believed she might visit him again in the future, but now…


    Days passed. Nancy didn’t make it to the semifinals as expected, but Nora did.


    The dynamics of who would apany Nancy home shifted when Ka and Matteo nned to leave, but Susanna and the others opted to stay longer to soak in the musical atmosphere. “We want to experience the music’s influence a bit more,” Susanna exined when Ka tried to persuade them to leave with Nancy.


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