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    Norah let out a chuckle, though her eyes were chillingly cold.


    “Care about them? The people who tried to kill me? I’m not that forgiving, Caylee,” she said. “But those tactics you just mentioned won’t work here. We need to do things by the book.”


    Given Iker’s many family members and their high status, Norah knew she wouldn’t be able to detain them easily.


    Caylee frowned, impatience evident on her face. “If we were abroad, I’d have them locked up in a private prison by now and dealt with them ordingly,” she muttered.


    But Norah was right. Those methods weren’t an option here. They needed another strategy.


    “Unfortunately, I didn’t bring enough people with me, so I can’t be of much help,” Caylee admitted, her voice heavy with regret.


    Norah smiled, her lips curving in a reassuring way. “If I called you here just to trouble you with something trivial, I’d be pretty ipetent, wouldn’t I?” she said. “Don’t worry. I’ll handle the Wilson family myself. After that, I’ll meet with my mother’s family.”


    Caylee’s eyes widened, impressed. It seemed that Norah wasn’t as delicate as she appeared. She definitely had the spirit of the Frazier family.


    “All right, then. I look forward to seeing how you handle this,” she said.


    The two shared a knowing smile. Caylee patted Norah on the shoulder before standing up.


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    “Take care of yourself, okay?” she said. “I’lle visit again when I get a chance.”


    After Caylee left the room, Gilda let out a deep sigh. “No wonder Mrs. Wilson always felt remorse when she talked about her family,” she said. “Now that we’ve finally reconnected, she can’t go back anymore.”


    Chayce put his arm around her shoulders, offering silentfort.


    Norah felt a whirlwind of emotions in her heart as she ced the DNA test results into the bedside drawer. “My mom is gone, but I’ll take care of my grandpa in her ce,” she said softly. “As for the Frazier family, I’ll make sure to fulfill my responsibilities.”


    “You’ve been through a lot,” Gilda said, her voice tinged with both sympathy and concern. Caylee had mentioned that the Frazier family’s situation wasn’t great either, so Norah reconnecting with them might not necessarily be a good thing.


    Norah smiled softly, shaking her head. “It’s fine. I’m just handling what needs to be done.”


    She felt a strong sense of obligation to both the Wilson and Frazier families.


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