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    Bryson chimed in weakly, “I may be out of the loop, but knowing Norah is alive is surely good news. Why keep her hidden, Mr. Hayes? If Sean hadn’t uncovered this, we’d all still think she was dead.”


    Everyone had thought as much. Why hadn’t Kason shared this revtion with her friends in Glophia after discovering Norah? Instead, he exploited her memory loss and kept her secluded in Silverdale.


    Such a revtion would surely draw ire from those close to Norah, ming Kason for their prolonged anguish.


    Sean quirked an eyebrow. “Mr. Hayes, care to exin?”


    Kason lifted his gaze, exuding neither arrogance nor submissiveness.


    He spoke slowly and distinctly. “I reached out to the Silverdale army. They discovered Nora in the woods near Pair Peak Mountain. She had lost consciousness. Her body was stained with blood and injuries. She was on the brink of death. To protect her, I discreetly arranged for the finest doctor to attend to her.”


    After a brief pause, Kason borated, “Nora’s condition was dire. She suffered multiple fractures, and her brain sustained severe damage. She slipped into aa. The physician indicated there was a sixty percent chance she might be incapacitated and never regain consciousness.”


    Kason recounted the tragic tale with a restrained demeanor. “Fortunately, after six months, Nora awakened, but she had no recollection and failed to recognize anyone.”


    “Mr. Hayes, how did you introduce yourself to her?” Sean inquired.


    Suddenly, Kason fell silent.


    Sean’s voice turned icy. “You didn’t tell her you’re her fiancé, did you? Nora spoke of her fiancé with such affection.”


    This revtion troubled Sean; Nora had never shown him such intimacy.


    Bryson swallowed hard, observing Kason’s troubled expression, convinced that Sean was correct.


    “Mr. Scott, that matter is insignificant. My decision to keep Nora in Silverdale was intentional. Her fall from the cliff was no ident; someone pursued her. If she returned to Glophia now after losing her memory, those individuals might target her again. Furthermore, she requires time to rest.”


    After careful consideration, Kason rented a vi in Silverdale, allowing Nora to recuperate there.


    He soon discovered that Nora had developed an interest in ying the piano since her memory loss. During moments of solitude, she would y the instrument alone.


    Eventually, she entered a pianopetition. Kason did not oppose this decision and arranged for Amy to apany her.


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