Chapter: 323

Norah chuckled. "Keep dreaming. Think before you spout nonsense again.

Do you think that's feasible?"

On their previous encounter, Luna demanded Norah return what was rightfully hers at the hospital entrance. Now, Luna sought a share for the Wilson family.

“Do you think you deserve it? But you do remind me of my separation from the Wilson family." The claim that Norah was part of the Wilson family was for Norah to marry Derek at that time. In reality, she was never related to the Wilson family by blood.

Norah added, "I prefer not to dwell on what transpired two years ago, but if you persist in debating it, please ensure your parents are present. After all, we reached that deal after the discussion among us."

Norah's nonchalant demeanor evidently infuriated Luna. She halted, facing Norah head-on. "The Wilson family undeniably provided you with an opportunity. Without them, would you have attained all of this?

Wealth, connections and everything followed your marriage into the Carter family. My parents may not care, but that doesn't mean I won't. If the Carter family discovers you're not related to the Wilson family by blood, what impression will they have of you?"

"Derek and I are divorced. I'm indifferent to the opinion of the Carter family regarding me," Norah said with a slight smirk. “The divorce agreement is signed, and I possess the divorce certificate.

I have no ties to the Carter family whatsoever. Regardless of my deal with your family back then, I doubt the Carter family will care."

"You!" Luna's face turned red with fury.

In the hotel corridor, Luna, clad in a shiny silver dress, held her two-year-old Shayla, her eyes nearly spitting fire. On the other hand, Norah exuded a determined aura in a bright red fishtail gown, emanating a formidable presence. Bystanders couldn't resist stealing glances at the two women.

"Norah, one ought to know how to repay kindness!" Luna urged.

Norah brushed off Luna's words with a wave of her hand. "This doesn't justify your moral coercion."

“Since you married Derek, your relationship with the Wilson family has been closely intertwined!"

"That's absurd."

As they conversed, Shayla observed their expressions, puzzled by the meaning of their exchange. One thing was clear to her. Her mom was upset.

Norah initially perceived that Luna's mindset was slightly off during their first encounter. As she grew more acquainted with Luna, she realized that Luna's mental state was not merely slightly off. It was significantly impaired. How else could Luna's spouting nonsense be explained?

Norah pondered how Luna's parents raised Luna. Luna fell for a man's charming words before marriage, became pregnant, and naively thought he treated her well. Tsk, one could easily describe that as having a love-struck mind, couldn't they?

"Luna, don't you find your words ridiculous?" Norah, arms crossed and tone level, shared her thoughts. "You ought to feel fortunate I'm even inclined to converse with you."

Voice laced with frustration, Luna countered, "I'm speaking the truth.

What's wrong with my words?" She perceived Norah's lack of gratitude as a deep flaw.

Shayla, unable to contain herself, chuckled and mimicked the word, "Ridiculous!" Her innocence made her seem endearing compared to Luna.

Without a word, Norah turned and made her way into the hall, declaring, "Your company isn't necessary. I'm perfectly capable of walking alone."

Shayla, tugging at her mother's hand, gestured toward Norah's retreating figure. "Auntie... Mom, look. Auntie."