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Chapter 2344

Norah clasped the wooden railing tightly, her fingertips turning slightly white with anticipation and nervousness as she gazed down

at their reflections in the water.

Xavier remained silent, merely tossing a pebble into the lake before turning to walk away.

The stone plunged into the lake with a "plop," and Norah felt as if her whole heart trembled along with it. Soon, ripples spread

across the water, faintly shimmering under the light, disappearing into the depths of the lake one circle at a time.

At that moment, Norah suddenly felt as if she had truly lost her mind.

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After dinner, they went their separate ways. Humming a pop song, Norah climbed the stairs when she heard Henson from behind,

"Feeling happy after seeing someone you like?"

Norah whirled around in astonishment, "How did you know?"

Henson smiled as if he had just figured it out, "Just found out."

Only then did Norah realize Henson was teasing her. Frustrated, she clenched her fists, tempted to punch him.

"It's you who gave yourself away. If | hadn't noticed anything, why would | tease you?" Henson clicked his tongue twice, "Looks

aren't bad, but it seems like he's just not that into you!"

Norah looked around before dragging Henson into her room. Once the door was closed, Norah, with a stern face, warned, "You

can't tell anyone!"

Henson, unconcerned, replied, "What could you possibly do to me? You can't beat me!"

"I, I will," Norah, thinking quickly, "I'll go to Estelle and have her backup."

Henson, now seated on the couch, asked curiously, "Does Estelle know?"

Norah nodded, "Of course, she knows!"

Henson frowned, "Then why not tell Mom and Dad?"

Norah's expression drooped as she slumped down, "Didn't you hear what Mom said during dinner? She wantsto call him

‘uncle’; there's a whole generation gap there!"

"It's mainly because he doesn't like vou. isn't it?" Henson sneered. "He's not really vour uncle. If he liked vou. would he care about

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