Chapter: 1312

He longed to smooth things over with kind words, but Norah wouldn't entertain his attempts. She asked him to leave every time he appeared, maintaining a polite but firm distance. Seeing Norah so fragile yet so distant left him feeling helpless.

Norah was persistent in her decision to end things with Sean.

Sean's expression darkened, concealing his feelings.

“Okay, I understand."

Joanna expressed some empathy. "I'm not sure what happened between Norah and you, but I've shared all I know. It's up to you to make the next move."

Essentially, the couple needed to resolve their issues on their own.

“Thank you. I'll find a way to make things right with Norah," Sean replied.

Currently, Norah wasn't close to any man. Even Kason failed to leave a positive impression on her.

They were still romantically linked, and Sean believed he could reignite Norah's feelings for him.

He planned to clear up a past misunderstanding when the opportunity arose.

In the end, it was the strained relationship that wore down their feelings. A year had passed, and Sean had long forgotten the jealousy he once felt. He just wanted Norah back by his side.

Susanna looped her arm through Joanna's. “Joanna, please help put in a good word for my brother in front of Norah."

“Okay!" Joanna playfully tapped Susanna's nose. “I'll handle it based on the situation."

She wouldn't intervene if it weren't for Sean's past kindness towards Norah.

Outside the hospital room, Norah's personally chosen guards had taken over at the door. Gilda and Chayce entered.

"Miss Wilson." Gilda saw Norah and immediately teared up. "It's a relief you're still here."

Norah smiled. "Gilda, how have you been?"

The two hugged, and Gilda's tears wet Norah's shoulder.

“I've been struggling."

Gilda composed herself and began to share the troubles she faced after Norah left.

“Iker's family seized everything that was yours and even kicked us out of the Wilsons’ house."

For Gilda, the Wilsons' house was more than just a house-it was her home, especially after Bernice brought her there, integrating her into the Wilson family.

Gilda was burdened with grievances and had no one to share them with until now.

Chayce's typically expressionless face showed a hint of remorse.