Love on the Fast Track

Chapter 1360:

The events were limited to those within Waldo’s personal network. Even individuals with wealth and influence found it challenging to gain access without the right connections.

“Sure, I’ll ask if he has any openings,” Norah said, familiar with Waldo since she had once treated him.

Matteo’s eyes sparkled with excitement. “I can’t believe you have a connection with such a distinguished figure, Norah. I’m really lucky to know you.”

“You flatter me,” Norah responded modestly.

Matteo eagerly picked up the poem she had written and admired it.

“This is excellent! I’ll have it framed and hung in the living room.”

Norah felt a twinge of awkwardness. “There’s no need for that.” The thought of seeing her casual work displayed every time she visited made her feel somewhat embarrassed.

Susanna sent the video to Joanna with a bright smile, her voice full of excitement. “Norah, your writing is fantastic! My father’s suggestion to hang it in the living room is brilliant.”

Rodrigo jumped in with a grin. “Why not hang it at my place? It’s nice and quiet, and I can practice copying your handwriting whenever I like.”

Matteo shook his head, his tone gentle but firm. “Dad, I’ve already had your things moved here. We’re family, and now that Kayla and I are both home, we don’t want you living all alone in that big villa.”

Sean was quick to agree, his voice warm. “If you stay here, you’ll always have someone to talk to, Grandpa. Do you really want to live by yourself over there?”

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Susanna hugged Rodrigo’s arm tightly, looking up at him with pleading eyes. “Please, Grandpa, move in with us.”

Rodrigo couldn’t say no. He knew deep down how much his son and grandkids cared for him, and after that close brush with death, being with them felt like the right choice.

“Alright, let’s do that,” he finally said, a warm smile spreading across his face. “The Scott family should be happy and together.”

Norah, her mind racing about her calligraphy being on display, quickly jumped in. “Wait! Should I ask Mr. Blake to write something instead? Mine really isn’t that great.”

Kayla burst into laughter, her eyes lighting up. “Oh, Norah, if your calligraphy isn’t good enough, then Matteo’s must look like scribbles! But there are still a bunch of his pieces hanging all over the house.” She smiled warmly, her voice gentle and full of affection. “It’s not about how perfect the calligraphy is. Since they love it, you shouldn’t turn them down.”

Sean chimed in, agreeing with Kayla, while Norah bit her lip, a flicker of hesitation crossing her face. “Alright then,” she said, giving in. If she had known her calligraphy would end up being treated like this, she would’ve taken more time and care with it.

After she and Matteo talked about different calligraphy techniques, his excitement grew. He quickly sat down at the table and began practicing, eager to improve.

Rodrigo, surrounded by the buzz of his family, couldn’t stop smiling. Being with them pushed away any sense of loneliness.

By the time Norah decided to leave, it was already late. Sean wanted her to stay, but she thought it wasn’t right to spend the night during her first visit to her boyfriend’s home and insisted on leaving.

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