Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 905

Chapter 905

Chapter 905:

Catching sight of Marlene, Kathy inquired curiously, “Is she Norah's replacement? They share a resemblance.”

Kathy knew Norah well, having lived with her for two years. At Norah's death, part of her had wanted to

celebrate her passing, yet she also lamented the loss for the Carter family’s assets.

Madeline simply smiled, her expression conveying her thoughts more eloquently than words could.

“This is the first tSean has brought a date to a banquet since Norah's death,” Kathy noted. “It seems he’s

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trying to move on.”

While she felt a pang of jealousy towards Norah for being remembered so fondly, Kathy also pitied her for being

so quickly replaced after her death. Who would not find it ironic, knowing the full story?

She observed Marlene, a vibrant young woman in her early twenties, and thought Sean would be quite taken

with her.

Sean instructed the driver to take Marlene home, to a villa designated for her residence.

Sean and Marlene both sat in the rear seats, spaced widely enough to accommodate two additional people

between them. Marlene subtly bit her lip, stealing glances at him from the corner of her eyes.

Dressed in an expensive suit, Sean leaned against the window, propping his chin with one hand, and stared

silently outside. It had never occurred to her that she would be involved with someone like him.

“Sean, are you returning to the Dreamview Villas?” she asked.

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“Hm.”

His brief response indicated a reluctance to engage in conversation. However, Marlene persisted.

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“There's been a strange noise in my place. At night, when | go to the bathroom, | hear footsteps. It frightens

me.”

She wrapped her arms around herself and shivered slightly. “I asked your assistant Frank to pass that message

to you.” Frank, seated beside the driver, twitched his mouth. Marlene had never mentioned that to him!

Sean remained silent for a moment before responding in a detached tone, “I'll check it out later.”

Marlene gradually approached him as the car jolted, sporting a secretive smile.

Sean held up his hand to stop her. “Don’t cany closer.” He wasn’t fond of physical contact with women. His

interactions with them were solely for socializing and networking.

However, Marlene was an exception.