Chapter 75:
In the ward, only Norah and Kaiden remained. The usual scent of hospital disinfectants was absent from the
room.
Rising from the sofa, Norah approached Kaiden with a serious demeanor. “Mr. Hayes, your presence at Silver
Boulder Private Hospital is quite unexpected. When the police arrived to gather statements today, what was your
account?”
When Kaiden glanced at Norah, he noticed the absence of a smile on her enchanting face. Instead, her lips were
pressed firmly together, and an intense coldness had replaced her gaze as she silently observed him.
“Phillip shared sinformation about you withlast night. | want to assure you that the truth will remain
confidential. The three members of the Fox Alliance who killed each other have nothing to do with us. I've
crafted a narrative for the police, ensuring it won't implicate either of us,” Kaiden said solemnly.
Kaiden was perplexed by Norah's proficiency with a gun, her composure after taking down two assailants, and
the circumstances surrounding their deaths. Despite his confusion, he knew he couldn’t drag Norah down.
Considering that Norah had risked her life to save him the previous night, Kaiden felt indebted to her and obliged
to protect her.
A radiant smile suddenly spread across Norah's lips, lighting up her entire face, as if it were a blossom unfurling
under the chilly glow of winter sunlight. “What do you mean by that?” Catching her misstep, Amabel quickly
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Norah's smile widened as she explained, “I had thought you might have told the police that | was responsible for
their deaths.” After all, Kaiden had witnessed the events from the passenger seat.
“Not stupid,” Kaiden said deliberately. “I asked you to chere to get on the spage regarding the story |
told the police.”
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Norah's expression turned thoughtful as she nodded in understanding. “I see. | won't disturb your rest any
longer, Mr. Hayes. Please take care of your injury. Don’t hesitate to ask the nurses to contactif you need
anything. I'll be in the Cardiac Surgery department. I'll cto see you after work,” she said as she turned to
leave.
“Wait!”
Norah's brow furrowed in bewilderment as she turned, focusing her attention on Kaiden, who was resting
comfortably on the hospital bed. Kaiden exuded a cheerful disposition, with attractive eyebrows and eyes
reminiscent of Kason. Despite the injury that had left his complexion pale, his handsfeatures retained their
allure. He possessed a youthful and vibrant appearance.
“Norah, | want to express my gratitude to you,” Kaiden said, locking eyes with her. “After experiencing life and
death together, | feel that our relationship has the potential to grow deeper.”
“Fine by me,” Norah waved casually, preparing to exit.
“Goodbye, Norah.”
“Okay, bye.” Norah shut the door to the ward behind her and noticed Kason seated on a nearby chair, his
expression icy. As she approached Kason, his features softened slightly.
“Are you going home?” Kason’s voice was gentle. “Letgive you a ride.”
Norah motioned toward the ward. “Kaiden is injured. You should stay with him. | can manage to get back by
myself,” she insisted, confident that she could use a taxi, subway, or bus to get home.
Kason just shrugged. “Kaiden’s tough, and his injury isn’t too serious. Plus, Spencer is with him, so there's no
need to worry about him.”
Despite Norah's objections, Kason insisted on driving her home, leaving her with no option but to accept his
offer.
Inside the car, the rahummed with national and international news. “Oil prices surge once again...”
“Mr. Hayes, have you scheduled your surgery?” Turning slightly, Norah observed Kason’s immaculate
appearance, his sharp and handsfeatures exuding attractiveness.
“Yes, | had my assistant schedule it. If all goes well, the surgery should happen this week.”
As the rabroadcast played in the background, Kason’s voice resonated, deep and pleasant. Norah observed
that both Kason and Sean possessed charming qualities, with his voice sounding even more magnetic compared
to the rahost's melodious tunes.
“Mr. Hayes, are we considered friends now?” Norah asked.
“Of course, Norah. You're a good friend of mine. | mentioned that last tat the Glamour Club.”
Norah's lips curved into a slight smile. “In that case, can | be less formal and call you Kason?”
Kason'’s heart raced, and he nervously replied, “Yes, that would be fine.”
“Well, that's great,” Norah said sweetly. “I feel that our friendship has becmuch closer.” She knew Kason
hadn’t yet remembered their shared memory.
“Kason, have you resolved things with Derek? Is he still resisting the divorce?” Kason inquired casually. At the
Glamour Club last time, Kason had learned about Derek stalling the divorce proceedings, but he hadn't seen
Norah since then, so he didn’t know how things were going.
“It's alright. We'll settle it in court. | have evidence,” Norah said indifferently. But she still felt uncomfortable
around Derek. Derek and Madeline no longer had the power to piss her off. She saw the two as mere clowns,
unimportant characters who had no power over her.
Kason casually replied, “Alright. Well, letknow if you need any help.”
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A grin spread across Norah's face following Kason’s comment. She recalled that Sean had said similar things.
“Okay, thank you. If I need help, I'll cto you. After all, I'm a guest of the Hayes family, right?” Norah teased.
Kason nodded. “Of course, the Hayes family will do its best to fulfill any requests.”
“Kason, do you remember your threatening words when we first met?”
Recalling that incident, Kason appeared embarrassed. “Norah, | was offensive back then. Please don’t hold it
against me...”
“Offensive?” Norah interjected, turning her head to face him. “If we're discussing who was being offensive, it
should be you,” she stated, gently touching his face.
Clearing his throat, Kason felt the weight of Norah's passionate gaze and uttered, “Well...”
Norah chuckled, her teasing tone hanging in the air. “Kason, do you think | pay special attention to you? If you
want to know,”
Kason nodded, acknowledging his awareness of Norah's continuous focus on him.
“Well, I won't tell you. You can guess for yourself,” Norah's cunning smile added an element of mystery to the
conversation.
Feeling helpless, Kason responded, “Norah, | didn't have contact with girls in the military before, so if anything
has upset you, please letknow, and | can change.”
The smile on Norah's lips suddenly froze, and her expression becsomber. Her gaze becdistant, the
painful memories resurfacing.
Norah remembered instances where Derek, returning from social gatherings intoxicated, demanded that she
tend to him. When she couldn’t endure it any longer and retorted, all she received in return was ridicule from
Derek.
“Wantto stop drinking? Impossible! Listen up. You're my wife. You should be taking care ofand pleasing
me. If you can’t handle it, pack your things and get out!” Derek’s harsh words echoed in Norah's mind.