Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 590

Chapter 590:

Their conversation made everyone else uneasy. Matteo adored Susanna immensely, so he took Kayla by the

wrist and said, “Please, think of Susanna’s feelings.” Not long ago, Susanna had cried heaps because of Kayla’s

care for Nancy. When Susanna’s body jerked, he had been so worried. Watching Kayla still giving all her focus to

Nancy, he thought she had gone too far.

Susanna fixed her gaze on Kayla.

“Mom, are you going to abandon me?”

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“Silly girl, you are my favorite. | could never leave you.” With a look of concern, Kayla approached Susanna. To

her, both Susanna and Nancy mattered greatly.

Sean was seething. Norah had kindly offered to examine Nancy, yet his mom had made cutting remarks and

disregarded them entirely.

Despite the lack of familial warmth from his parents during his childhood, Sean felt particularly uncomfortable

now. His mother hadn't taken Norah seriously, nor had she shown her any respect, even though she knew Norah

was his girlfriend. Worse still, she had dismissed and looked down upon her.

“Mom, please apologize to Norah,” he insisted.

The room fell silent, and Kayla looked at Sean with shock. “Matteo, look at Sean. Is he askingto apologize to

his girlfriend? Does he still care about me, his mom, at all?” she exclaimed angrily.

Nancy, having taken her medicine, appeared to feel better. She raised her head to look at Kayla and Sean.

In a gentle tone, she said, “I'm sorry. Mom had doubts about Miss Wilson's skills out of concern for my wellbeing.

But | have to say, Miss Wilson appears quite young. In hospitals abroad, no one would trust a doctor of that age.”

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Realizing her mistake, Nancy abruptly stopped and looked around at everyone anxiously. “Did | say something

wrong?”

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“No, Nancy. Please continue,” said Kayla.

Nancy leaned forward, her eyes focused and thoughtful. “In hospitals, young doctors often lack experience,” she

began. Then, with a hint of concern, she added, “Miss Wilson does seem quite young, which is why Mom said

those words. But I'm sure she meant no harm.”

“She’s not your mom!” Susanna shouted, her voice cracking with frustration.

Nancy shivered. Seeing the fear etched on her face, Kayla’s heart ached with sorrow. She hadn't spent twith

Susanna for several years and had no idea why Susanna had becso bad-tempered. Susanna had once been

a very obedient girl, but now she seemed like a stranger to Kayla.

Kayla pondered, could illness truly transform one’s character?