Novel & Cerita Saving Nora

“I asked myself the same question over and over again, but tonight, I just saved Theia and pulled that guy with water by his leg and dragged him into the lake.” “Trust me, Mr. Hayes. I didn’t wanna believe it myself, but she’s telling the truth,” Theia said, “Nora saved me. Can you believe that? She saved my ass.”

"No, no, no." Nora turned away from the window, her eyes fixing on the screen. She saw the baby. She saw the birthmark. She saw the woman holding her—Maria, younger and full of a hope that had been systematically crushed for twenty-five years. "Is that... is that me?" Nora’s voice was a small, broken sound. Jason didn't answer her. He lunged for the intercom, his movements frantic, the mask of the billionaire CEO finally shattered. "Pilot! Shut down the cabin Wi-Fi! Cut the satellite feed! Now!"

She sat on the bed, feeling a little lonely now that they were gone. She took a deep breath and tried to relax, telling herself that everything would be okay. But she couldn't help but feel a little worried about Aiden. Nora's mind flashed to the financial records. She stood up from her bed and walked to her drawer, as she began to search for the extra copies she had made from the snapshots. They were gone, and Nora was so sure she had placed them in the drawer. She decided still, to check other places and after scattering her room for close to two hours, she still found nothing.

Nora mocked. “Did you think you could easily kill me and get away with it?” Nora chuckled. “If you had just shot me, maybe I wouldn’t have been this mad. But you shot me THRICE! Tried to cremate me, thank heavens the body was exchanged by one of your men. Then you threw in the lake when you found out it wasn’t my body. I should kill you. I should let you rot in jail.” Nora yelled. “Why did you save me if you want me dead?” She asked.

Chapter Ten Run Nora’s hand hit the back door, her other hand gripping Mallory’s tightly. She peeked out before rushing out. If she could get to the woods she could get Mallory and herself out. Her plan was to escape and come back with troops. “Luna.” Matt’s voice chimed in her head as she crept towards the woods trying to keep her position lower, hoping the darkness will cover them. “Matt. Jace he’s surrendered. They have Jessica and Hannah.” Nora said his eyes locked on the heavily treed area in front of her.

He then delivered them both to her. After taking care of everything, I quietly checked myself out of the hospital, blocked Teresa's number, and booked a flight to the beach. I was a big fan of the sea. Back in college, I used to dream of working somewhere by the sea, getting a dog with someone I loved, and taking sunset walks on the beach. However, Teresa never liked the sea. Later, after Keaton joined the company, I found out she was terrified of anything to do with the water because she had nearly drowned as a kid. That was why she left Norbury and came to Qrago.

A few of them even started cursing her outright. "She destroyed a family and killed an innocent child. A woman this shameless will get what's coming to her!" "Karma is real. She deserves to rot in hell!" Yet, Quintus still tried to defend Vanessa despite the embarrassment. "This has to be a misunderstanding. Nessa isn't like that." The nurse scoffed. "Birds of a feather flock together. Scum like you will get what you deserve too." She paused, then cleared her throat. "I was on the rescue team that day during the earthquake. This man knew that his wife had a blood clotting disorder, yet he still gave the emergency treatment slot to his mistress."

It was a movement I knew well by now: turn her body, support her weight, adjust the balance, keep her head from falling forward. When I finished, I straightened her shoulders and pushed the chair out of the bedroom. Nora paid me one hundred dollars a day to care for the babies and for Merliah. I saved every bit of it. Every bill. Every cent. Because it would help me leave the city when the time came. Five more days. Maybe less. She had told me Ravok's ring was worth a fortune, but that I couldn't even think about selling it until I had crossed the border. In Atheon, anyone would recognize the crest.

I wanted to know if that was the case, why had he still chosen to cooperate with me again and again? In the end, I pretended that nothing had happened. I watched helplessly as Soren grew more distant by the day. He was colder toward me, and the words between us grew fewer and fewer. I watched Dr. Nadia draw closer and closer to him. On several nights, he couldn’t even be bothered to keep up appearances anymore. He took calls from her directly on the balcony. In the darkness, even with a pane of glass between us, I could still see the smile spreading at the corner of Soren’s mouth.

"Cynthia, when we get home, I'll give that bank card back to you. I haven't touched a single dollar in it. How could we ever use your money?" Seeing how weak she looked, my heart wavered for a moment. But that night, when I passed by their hospital room, I saw them video-calling Joan. "We're almost done convincing Cynthia to come back. You're really smart, Joan." "Don't worry! We'll make her personally witness you and Ned getting married." Standing outside the door, I felt frozen to the bone. So, they had traveled all this way and risked their lives just to trick me into going back and watch Joan be happy.