Love on the Fast Track

Chapter 1258:

At the airport, Norah spotted Sean arriving alongside Frank. Sean was dressed in a black suit, tall and dignified, radiating charm with every gesture.

“Norah.”

His voice carried a slight rasp, enhancing his mysterious charm. His eyes were intense yet inviting, both restrained and tempting.

“Sean, it’s been a while.” Norah smiled at him. She realized she had now been in Surella for nearly a month.

Norah walked up and embraced Sean’s tall figure. They hugged for a moment, then shared a quick kiss. Their lips separated swiftly, leaving Sean yearning for more.

Norah gazed at Sean’s striking features, his sharp nose, and perfect lips, which were moist and particularly inviting. She had just kissed them, and they were as delightful as she remembered.

Sean, with his arm still around her, turned to greet Alice. The last time he had encountered her was in Bellfolk, where she had specifically come to meet Norah.

He had looked into Alice’s background. She belonged to the Breaker, the very organization that had once abducted Norah. It was ironic that Alice had ultimately joined that group.

He was unclear on how it had transpired, but Alice had left Dream to join the Breaker overseas. He hadn’t been able to uncover more details. After all, his primary concern was always Norah.

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Norah and the others settled into the car.noveldrama

With others around, Sean felt shy about showing affection to Norah, so he kept things formal.

“You’ve been here for a while, and I’ve missed you. I’m here to check on the company and will stay for about a month,” he explained.

Alice, sitting in the front seat, cringed at his serious delivery of sweet words.

She teased, “I knew it! Every time I see you two, it’s like a love fest. No matter how much time passes, you’re still so in love.”

Norah thought Alice felt that way because she hadn’t seen them fight.

Sean, who had been annoyed that Alice had taken the seat next to Norah, softened his expression and said, “Yeah, I really love Norah.”

“Enough. I’m sitting right here. No need to say it. Anyway, Sean, Grandpa’s surgery is still two months away,” Norah told him.

“I know. I just used work as an excuse to come see you,” Sean chuckled.

Frank stole a glance at his boss. Ever since Norah left, Sean had been pushing for a trip to Surella.

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