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    “Sweetheart, let me exin. Please don’t be angry,” he pleaded. Their confusion had only grown because they hadn’t cleared things up earlier. If they hadmunicated sooner, this prolonged conflict wouldn’t have persisted.


    Taking a deep breath, Norah decided to give Sean an opportunity to exin. Her eyes were steady, expectant.


    “Okay, go ahead. I’m listening.”


    Clearing his throat, Sean began by acknowledging his mistakes. “I ept responsibility for most of this, but I must say, I was unhappy about Amabel. She worked for me for just a few days before I asked her to leave, and now she’s not even working there anymore. I didn’t know she was the one who answered my call.”


    Sean looked at her anxiously before continuing. “I promise I’m being truthful.”


    Norah’s expression softened slightly, realizing the fault didn’t lie entirely with Sean. However, she still said, “And regarding L… I’m aware of everything that happened in the elevator.”


    Sean was surprised she knew, but he quickly rified, “The elevator got stuck, and when she tried to get close, I pushed her away.”


    Norah’s face rxed when she heard this, showing she believed him. She looked at Sean with more warmth, understanding that their argument had been over minor issues they had both blown out of proportion.


    Their gazes locked, sharing a tender moment.


    “So, sweetheart, can we avoid breaking up?” Sean asked slowly. Norah let out a snort and withdrew her hand, saying, “That depends on how you behave from now on.”


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    Relieved that they were moving past their previous issues, Sean grinned and replied, “I’ll improve. Do you want a drink of water?”


    “No, I’m fine,” Norah replied.


    “How about the air conditioning? Is it too cold in here?”


    “It’sfortable.”


    Susanna stood on tiptoe outside the door, peering into the ward where Norah and Sean wereughing and joking together. Her eyes sparkled with delight.


    “Wow, Phillip. It looks like my n worked—they are together,” she said with a triumphant chuckle.


    Holding her arm, Phillip ruffled her hair affectionately. “Susanna, you are a genius. Make sure Sean rewards you when hees out.”


    “Oh, I will. I won’t forget that. Let’s go share the good news with Joanna.”


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