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

Chapter 49

Connor paused, taken aback.

Gazing into her eyes, he was inexplicably reminded of someone, but the thought seemed absurd.

How could they be be the same person? Sure, many things could be faked, but not height Séraphine was a whole head taller than Flora He had his people take Flors to stay in the room next door.

Connor and Ray also left.

“Can that person really cure Aisha?”

Without Connor’s imposing presence, the Brimer family members weren’t scared anymore.

Melinda asked Looking at the now peacefully sleeping Aisha, she was surprised. It had been a long time since they had seen Aisha sleep so soundly

Paul was deep in thought.

“Mom, Dad! How can you trust the person Ray brought over!” Yvonne sold discontentedly. Her least favorite person was Ray, and by extension, she disliked anyone he brought.

“What if she used some meds that made Aisha end up like this. You, go check what’s really going on.” Yvonne directed the doctors left

in the room.

doctors hurried to examine Aisha’s condition, filled with curiosity and eager to find out the

still here. Even just the residual scent seemed to

thought she had some real skill, but it was just some sedative herbs mixed with the spices. And there was poppy among them, which

the doctors spoke, the more disdainful they became. “Any of us could

poppy in alternative medicine is quite common. As long as the dosage is correct, it can be beneficial

the doctors

be unscientific and not to be taken seriously. And a perfumer was considered even more fringe. “Ms. Brimer, this spice has

try it.” Yvonne’s eyes

doctors naturally held more credibility than that

looked hesitant. Although he was unsure of Séraphine’s background, the fact that Connor treated them as a distinguished guest meant they were no ordinary

could indeed cure Aisha, but

his pride and decided to

door, Flora was lying on

was probably doing but asked anyway for the fun of it Opening an app, she checked her phone’s location,

just entered the police station, and Connor knew immediately. She had suspected something was up and, sure enough,

knew it was because Connor cared about her that he did this. So, she pretended not to know, treating it as a little quirk

the Brimer family this time, she had made a little adjustment. From Connor’s end, it looked like she was still at o

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the messege, there was a