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    Waldo surveyed the gift box with a keen eye, which contained an assortment of meticulously selected fine writing instruments. It was evident that Matteo had shown considerable thoughtfulness.


    “I know you. It was Norah who referred you to me,” Waldo said with a smile.


    Matteo, taken by surprise, recognized the significant regard Waldo held for Norah.


    “Norah mentioned that you’re interested in the calligraphy exhibition and would like to learn from me. Is that correct?”


    Vigorously nodding, Matteo replied, “Yes, if it’s an inconvenience, please feel free to turn down my request. Merely meeting you fulfills my expectations.”


    Waldo was a revered figure among calligraphy enthusiasts. Even brief guidance from him could significantly enhance one’s skills. Matteo was eager to advance his skills.


    “You certainly possess a sincere desire to learn from me.” Waldo nodded approvingly. “Would you be willing to bring Norah along when youe to learn?”


    Caught off guard by this unexpected question, Matteo stammered. “What?”


    The idea of Norah attending calligraphy lessons was perplexing. Wasn’t she preupied with managing her newly acquired hospital?


    “Well…” Matteo hesitated.


    “Have you seen Norah’s handwriting?” Waldo posed another question. Matteo nodded and pulled out his phone to show a photo. “When I saw Norah write this, she told me she has learned from you.”


    Waldo studied the handwriting with approval and nodded. “Yes, that’s her handwriting; impable as always.”


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    Returning the phone to Matteo, he continued, “Norah was my student for just over a month. She was exceptionally dedicated. I often encouraged her to pursue further studies with me. However, she seemed preupied with other matters and couldn’t devote her full attention, so I had to let her go.”


    Matteo was astonished. Norah had only learned from Waldo for just one month? Was it truly possible to attain such proficiency in merely a month?


    This revtion made him feel somewhat inadequate, having practiced for years without simr sess.


    “Is it really possible to master calligraphy to such an extent in just a month?” Matteo voiced his doubts.


    Waldo exined, “Her handwriting was already exquisite before she started her lessons with me. She was diligent, consistently applying what she learned in her daily activities, which significantly improved her skills. She’s adaptable, not stubborn, which greatly contributed to her swift improvement.”


    Matteo considered how Norah indeed embodied the trait of adaptability, unlike those who resist change.


    “I genuinely admire Norah’s talent,” Waldo continued. “It seems her excellence extends beyond calligraphy to other areas as well.”


    Matteo nodded in agreement. “Indeed, she was a doctor previously and now excels as a hospital director.”


    Waldo was taken aback by the extent of Norah’s career achievements. “She’s a hospital director now? That’s truly impressive. Norah is remarkable in everything she pursues.”


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