Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

Chapter 9

At the villa, Connor watched the video on his phone, his smile slowly spreading.

He said to Moss, Tell Beck not to pack up anymore. We’re not leaving”

Beck had just come upstairs to hear this after packing up half of their stuff. He was puzzled. “What?”

Did all that packing go to waste?

Half an hour later, Flora arrived at the villa. The bodyguards didn’t stop her this time, and she entered without any hindrance.

‘Connor!”

She opened the door and greeted him with a radiant smile. Her mask was already removed, revealing her stunningly beautiful features.

Moss and Beck were almost bug–eyed.

Was this- Flora?!

How had she become so pretty? Was she still the same unremarkable girl from before?

Connor watched her for a moment, surprised but still composed.

“Have you been waiting long?” Flora asked.

“Not at all,” Connor replied, avoiding her gaze as if indifferent

Beck could hardly stand it.

you’ve been waiting here like a

still

and it was natural

hadn’t slept well since the fall, but he nodded. “Much

breakfast. Flora chuckled softly, shaking the breakfast bag in

alert, fearing

har

change, merely responding with

a bowl of soup, sipping it herself first before

Connor took a sip.

fed him a spoonful at a time until he had finished the entire bowl. She occasionally cracked a joke, making Connor laugh softly, a slight curve forming on his

Flora’s voice filling the room, the cold hospital

and even Beck, who usually disliked Flora, had nothing to say.

simply leaning against the pillow, watching Flora

him. Truthfully, he was confused. He couldn’t believe someone could change so quickly. She liked Aaron

she discovered his people at her home and pretended for his

kindness a temporary consolation or

had intended to let it slide, but seeing Flora slap Aaron, he wasn’t satisfied

to like him? Should

be able to

of cold water had beeh poured over him.

fantasies became knives stabbing his heart. He

as a pastime. She got bored in

come tomorrow, and don’t bother coming ever again.” Connor’s tone suddenly turned cold. He leaned against