Love on the Fast Track

Chapter 1337:

Norah shot the man a cold glance. “Fools love to do foolish things.”

She couldn’t believe that a man like him, who came from a humble background, thought he could raise his status by marrying Alyssa, the daughter of a wealthy family. It was downright delusional.

Their difference in status was glaring, and even if love existed between them, his behavior made marriage seem impossible.

Alyssa’s eyes began to well up. “I thought I was kind to you, bringing you along with me, and this is how you repay me?”

The man stood up slowly and chuckled. “Is it so wrong to love you? I just want to be with you, Alyssa. My feelings are real.”

Alyssa trembled. “I don’t like you. And after what you did today, I’m telling my father everything.”

The man’s face turned pale. He was finished, all because of Norah’s interference.

Alyssa called her bodyguard, and two tall men immediately showed up and forcefully dragged the man away. Alyssa straightened up in Norah’s embrace, their voices the only sound echoing in the empty stairwell.noveldrama

“Thank you.”

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Meeting Norah today had been a coincidence, and her friend had even competed against Norah. Alyssa admired Norah—she was truly impressive.

She hadn’t expected to find themselves staying in the same hotel, or for Norah to come to her rescue.

“You’re welcome. As an heiress, you need to be more cautious. Avoid secluded places like stairwells or abandoned buildings, and always keep your bodyguards close,” Norah told her.

Though Alyssa came from a prestigious family, she was raised to be a bit naive and timid. Before leaving, Norah offered her some advice.

“I understand. Thank you. Could you please keep what happened today between us?” Alyssa pleaded.

“Rest assured, I’m good at keeping secrets.” Norah waved and hurried off.

Alyssa bit her lip, watching Norah leave, gratitude flickering in her eyes.

Norah was heading to the rooftop when Sean called, asking where she was.

She knew he missed her and wanted her back soon. Turning around, she headed back to the room, not giving much thought to helping Alyssa—it was just a small favor to her.

The next day arrived, clear and bright.

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