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    “The white fments are undissolved arsenic. Someone had injected an arsenic solution into the IV bottle.” In simple terms, it was an attempt on Norah’s life.


    Sean’s expression darkened as he processed the gravity of the situation. On her very first day in the hospital, Norah had narrowly escaped what appeared to be another assassination attempt.


    It was clear that many were targeting Norah, intent on ending her life.


    Despite the continuous threats, Norah’s luck seemed to shine through as she managed to dodge each attempt on her life. The hospital acknowledged itspse in security and promised a thorough investigation to identify the impostor and provide Sean with a full exnation.


    However, Sean was not prepared to let the matter rest there. The bodyguards and surveince systems in ce were essential for identifying the impostor.


    Disinterested in the hospital management’s assurances, Sean focused solely on Norah’s immediate safety.


    Realizing that two bodyguards were insufficient, he instructed Phillip to arrange for two additional bodyguards and two caregivers, ensuring Norah’s protection at all times, even in his absence.


    Sean’s influence extended even to Silverdale. By dawn, hiswork had pinpointed a suspect: Dolores.


    Sean recalled Dolores vividly. She had been Marlin’s date at a charity g and had previously had a confrontation with Norah. Since returning to Glophia, Sean had been out of the loop regarding any developments between Dolores and Marlin. Without hesitation, he summoned Marlin and presented him with evidence of Dolores’s recent actions.


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    Considering Dolores’s association with Marlin, it seemed appropriate to let him address the situation.


    Marlin’s expression darkened immediately upon reading the document.


    At the end, there was a recent photo of Dolores. In the image, her features appeared oddly mismatched. Her nose and mouth seemed haphazardly attached, yet her eyes remained beautiful. Thebination of her features was not harmonious, but rather peculiar. Still, she bore a slight resemnce to Norah.


    Sean remembered reading that Dolores had undergone stic surgery, which resulted in a look that resembled a mismatched patchwork. The effect was unsettling.


    Marlin, aware that Sean had no desire to confront Dolores, had been summoned to handle the situation.


    After her surgery, Dolores had been overtly present around Marlin, likely hoping he would transfer his affections to her amid Norah’s absence. Previously, a misunderstanding had led Marlin to view Dolores as his rescuer, which had given her the wrong impression. She believed he was attracted to Norah’s face. In reality, it was the sense of security that Norah provided which he cherished.


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