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    Ka nced from Sean to Susanna. “Sean, as the older brother, you need to set the pace. Susanna wishes for you to marry Norah soon.” Susanna and Phillip exchanged looks, their cheeks coloring. “Sean, you don’t want me and Phillip to keep waiting, do you?”


    Sean turned to Norah with a tender look. “I can’t rush things, since I follow Norah’s lead. We’ll marry when she’s ready.”


    Norah set down her fork, raising an eyebrow. “Is this a proposal?”


    “Certainly not. How could I propose at such a casual gathering?” Sean shook his head.


    Matteoughed. “A Scott family proposal can’t be so informal.”


    “Then I’m relieved,” Norah replied. It seemed Susanna hadn’t ryed her message to Sean. “I’m really not in a hurry, Susanna. You’ll just have to wait a little longer.”


    Phillip was frustrated. “Norah, are you serious? I’m looking forward to marrying Susanna.”


    They were nning to get married, but the situation with Sean and Norah made it aplex affair.


    Susanna pouted, remained silent, and cast a pleading nce at Norah.


    With a twinkle in her eye andughter in her voice, Norah responded, “I’m serious. Marriage is amitment that requires thoughtful consideration. Susanna, Phillip, I know you’re eager to tie the knot, but take your time.”


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    Sean hadn’t even proposed to her yet. How could she possibly agree to marry at this moment? That would be too hasty, something she was not prepared to do.


    Having suffered a lot in Sevaedda, Ka had made peace with these matters. The formalities of marriage were less important to her now; what truly mattered was that the couple was in harmony.


    Ka spoke up. “Well, in that case, we’ll discuss their marriage when Norah feels ready.”


    By now, Norah had be just as dear to Ka. Ka wouldn’t pressure her into anything she wasn’t ready for.


    Rodrigo’s warm smile graced everyone at the table, enhancing the harmonious family atmosphere that filled the home.


    Once dinner was over, the servants quickly cleared the table, and Ka, unable to wait any longer to hear Norah y the piano, eagerly led her to the music room.


    “When Susanna told me, I couldn’t believe that you are Nora. Let’s go upstairs and y the piano,” Ka urged.


    Susanna came along as well, adding, “I only recently learned that Norah is actually Nora. It’s been ages since Ist heard her y.”


    Ka opened the door and flicked on the light. The room was sparse, housing only a piano and a few stools.


    Susanna, ever thoughtful, arranged the stools by the piano. “You two take a seat.”


    The ck grand piano, impably maintained and spotless, gleamed softly under the light.


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