Love on the Fast Track

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Sean left behind two top-tier mercenaries from Sacredice to watch over Norah, supplementing the security already provided by the Frazier family. After a close call Norah experienced, Huntley, informed by Sean, assigned an additional two bodyguards to her detail. Now, she had four bodyguards accompanying her whenever she went out.

Norah recognized the need for such protection, especially in a place less safe than her own country, where shootings were frequent and one had to be cautious even on the streets.

Roseanne had fallen deeply in love. Florence told Norah that Roseanne’s boyfriend was the sole heir of a prominent family and their romance was intense. Yet, Norah remained the most significant person in Roseanne’s life — even more so than her boyfriend!

When Norah heard about this, she found it amusing. Roseanne’s boyfriend had tried so hard, only to realize he still ranked below her cousin.

Apart from caring for her grandfather, Norah devoted much of her time to assisting Bainbridge in the lab. They were developing a special medication for heart disease. The agreement was that her hospital would get the best price on the medication once it was ready. She contributed advice during the development phase.

The project had moved into clinical trials. Bainbridge was pleased with the progress, as they were ahead of schedule. Initially expected to be completed by the end of the following year, he was amazed at his cousin’s help!

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His efforts to ingratiate himself with her had not been wasted. Dedicated to medical progress, he was prepared to make sacrifices.

Time passed, and soon the day of the surgery arrived.

The entire Frazier family paused their activities and gathered in the hospital room to support Keenan.

Braden and Hertha said, “Grandpa, recover quickly. Hyatt is eager for you to take him out to play.”noveldrama

Hyatt, with his innocent, childlike tone, chimed in, “Great-grandpa, you will get better.”

Bainbridge, trying to lighten the mood, joked, “Grandpa, I’ve got to tell you, Norah is practically a magical angel. You’re going to feel a lot better after the surgery.”

Roseanne gave a reassuring nod. “Grandpa, have faith in Norah’s medical expertise.”

They both adored Norah, heaping unreserved praise upon her. Once the younger generation had their say, they stepped out to let the older ones have some privacy.

Bernice wrapped Keenan in a gentle embrace. Her father’s hug felt as comforting as it always had. “Dad, you’re going to be okay.” Keenan responded with a soft pat on her back, “Yeah.”

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