Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 710

Chapter 710:

Norah glanced at him. “This isn’t a coincidence. You're here specifically to see me.”

Jarrod’s smile grew wider. “You caught me. | cto ask you about my mom’s condition.”

“Alright, follow me,” Norah said.

Since Norah had performed the surgery on Jarrod’s mother, she didn’t refuse to talk to him and led him to the

ward. Before leaving, Norah shot Edith a glare. “Edith, no more spreading unnecessary gossip.”

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“Got it, | understand.”

Edith took a long sip of the bubble tea. In her eyes, Jarrod was handsome, and Norah was beautiful—they truly

complemented each other. It was clear that Korbin had dubious intentions, so Edith resolved to help Norah keep

her distance from him. “Mr. Newman, the nurse was just joking around. Please don't take it seriously.”

Jarrod smiled. “Naturally, Mr. Scott is my business partner. I'd never entertain improper thoughts about his

girlfriend.” As long as Norah was in a relationship, Jarrod wouldn't overstep any boundaries. He prided himself on

being a man of principles. “But, Dr. Wilson, you're so attractive that it’s only natural others would covet you.”

Did Jarrod witness what Korbin had done? Norah wondered. “I can’t control what others think, but their coveting

has nothing to do with me.”

Norah's words were filled with confidence. When Jarrod lowered his eyes, he saw her beautiful eyes and

fluttering eyelashes, which seemed to brush against his heart. His heart pounded heavily. How could a woman's

demeanor be so captivating to him?

Each the saw her, he couldn't help but fall for her all over again.

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Norah was convinced that, in the face of absolute strength, all covetous desires were meaningless. She

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proceeded to the ward to examine Jarrod’s mother’s physical condition.

“Your mother is recovering well from her surgery. You can speak directly with her attending doctor about her

condition. After a bit more observation, if all is well, she can be discharged.”

Jarrod’s father, Damon Newman, stood nearby and said, “Dr. Wilson, | believe you are an excellent doctor, so |

wanted to hear from you. Your words have finally put us at ease.”

Myra Newman, Jarrod’s mother, expressed her gratitude softly, “Thank you so much, Dr. Wilson.”

In Norah's absence, uncertainty clouded Myra’s thoughts about her chances of survival.