Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 921

Chapter 921

Chapter 921:

From his perspective, if Norah truly lost her memory, she would have cut ties with her past and owned nothing.

In that scenario, how did she manage to travel abroad for the competition? The question resonated deeply,

leaving everyone speechless.

Sean, feeling helpless about his lack of knowledge regarding Norah, clenched his fists in frustration.

Duncan, less acquainted with Norah, suggested, “Why don’t we just ask her? Opportunities cto those who

are prepared.”

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Joanna, heavy with emotion, agreed. “Duncan has a point.”

Opening the signature book, Joanna found the n“Nora Moon” signed in handwriting that was vividly

reminiscent of Norah's, bringing her to tears.

“Look at how the letters ‘Nora’ are written; it’s just like how Norah writes her name,” she said, her voice

trembling.

She had once believed she would never see Norah again. The consensus was that as long as Norah, now living

as Nora, was healthy and safe, the loss of memory was secondary.

They then discussed the immediate situation—Nora, who was actually Norah, had arrived in Bellfolk with her

agent, Amy, to compete in a two-week-long piano competition. Their plans after the competition remained

unclear.

It turned out that Norah had lost her memory and assumed a new identity as Nora.

On the surface, Amy acted as her agent, but in reality, she was more of a bodyguard, strictly controlling Nora's

interactions and preventing her from contacting anyone else.

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The situation, logically speaking, was crystal clear.

A glimmer of cold calculation flickered in Sean’s eyes. “The person providing for her must know her,” he said.

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It was not a coincidence that Norah's new nwas Nora.

Joanna nodded in agreement. “I had a feeling something was off when | found out her nwas Nora. But who

could her sponsor be?”

That person had hidden Norah for a year without a trace. No one had found her.

They usually didn’t pay much attention to piano competitions. If Nancy hadn't attended this one, they might

never have had the chance to meet her.

Pacing back and forth, Susanna mulled it over. “Since she doesn’t remember us, we can just get to know her all

over again. She's so elusive. If she leaves Bellfolk, we might lose her again.”

Sean's expression turned grim, his eyes darkening. “Don’t let her get a chance to leave.”