Love on the Fast Track

Chapter 1274:

Despite feeling a little worn out, she had slept soundly.

At that moment, her phone buzzed with a new message from Sean. “I figured you’d be awake around now, so I arranged for breakfast to be placed by the door. If you’re hungry, you can go and pick it up; if you’d rather sleep in, just leave it.”noveldrama

She couldn’t help but smile at his thoughtfulness.

Pulling herself out of bed, her skin was dotted with love bites. Wrapping herself in a soft robe, she headed to the bathroom for a shower.

After freshening up and enjoying her breakfast, she drove back to the Fraziers’ house. Sean had mentioned the car’s tracker before, but she hadn’t expected it would come in handy this soon.

As she entered the house, she was greeted by the curious eyes of Bernice and Florence.

“Did you have fun last night? How was it?” Bernice asked with a smirk.

Smiling, Florence chimed in, “I heard you and Sean had a candlelit dinner. Sounds so romantic!”

Norah felt heat rise to her cheeks, unsure of what Sean had told them. She responded with a few nonchalant replies before escaping upstairs, unable to handle their playful teasing.

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After returning to her room, Norah received a message from Alice. “I’m on my way back to Hander Land. Please thank Sean for saving my people.”

Norah smiled, realizing Sean had done a good deed without her knowledge.

She responded with a simple “Got it,” then opened her laptop. Norah had an exceptional memory and had noted the license plates of two cars. Despite the possibility that Adair and his men might be using fake plates, she decided to dig deeper.

She quietly accessed the city traffic database and began searching for details about the vehicles. The last known location of the cars was a hotel near St Mary’s Hospital.

Interest sparked in her eyes. So, they had gone there seeking medical help.

She then breached the surveillance systems of both the hospital and hotel to review the footage from that time. Indeed, she spotted members of the Dark Night.

Their audacity to show up and attack her was unbearable. Norah resolved to make sure they wouldn’t leave the country alive.

She noted down the exact location, closed her laptop, and began examining the array of weapons Alice had left behind. The collection included grenades, machine guns, rifles, pistols, and bullets—all high-quality.

Should she confront them alone?

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