Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 610

Chapter 610:

Susanna felt a pang of disappointment at her mother’s seeming hesitance to tend to her needs. When Joanna

was hospitalized, her parents were constantly at her bedside. Susanna had always expected the sfrom her

own parents.

Matteo sensed that Kayla’s words might upset Susanna. Shouldn't a mother naturally want to be there for her

sick child?

“Kayla, since Susanna is feeling bored in the ward, perhaps we should try harder to keep her company,” Matteo

proposed.

“Of course,” Kayla quickly agreed. “Nancy has an appointment at this hospital anyway. We'll take care of them

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both.”

Was her mom still primarily focused on Nancy? Susanna clenched her fists to control her frustration and

managed a smile. “Thank you, Mom.”

“Don’t worry, sweetheart. Remember, don’t stress yourself out,” Kayla comforted her, tucking her into bed. “I'm

here for you. Get srest.”

Sean sat for a moment, noticing the atmosphere was somewhat harmonious. He stood up and said, “I'm leaving

now.”

Phillip glanced sympathetically at Susanna, wanting to stay and care for her, but as Sean's personal assistant, he

had to stay by his side.

After they exited the ward, he moved to Sean's side and reported, “Mr. Scott, I've found the information about

Nancy Chase.”

“Sean!”

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Before Phillip could finish, Nancy walked out of the ward, stopping Sean just as he was about to leave.

She ran to him, gasping for breath. Phillip feared she might collapse from a heart attack.

Sean looked at her coldly and said, “We are on a first-nbasis.” His voice was icy.

Nancy trembled with fear, looking up at him with tear-filled eyes. “But, Sean, you are my brother. Why can | only

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call you by your first name? Mom said we're family.”

“I'm not your brother.”

Sean's eyes were cold and emotionless. Only Susanna was her dear sister.

Suddenly, Nancy's eyes filled with tears, and her nose reddened. “Okay, can | call you Mr. Scott?”

She spoke so softly that it left a good impression. In the past, this tactic had gained her a lot of attention.

However, this time, it failed.

“What do you want to say?”

Moments ago, she had shown profound affection for their mother in the ward, and now she had cout to stop

him. What was her motive?