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

Chapter 186

Selene couldn’t believe her ears and even thought she was hallucinating.

Keaton didn’t choose her the high achiever, but instead chose Flora, who barely knew a few words in Spanish,

While she was still in shock, Flora took the USB drive from her hands and then went up to the stage. It was done in one fell swoop.

By the time Selene came to her senses, Flora was already on stage.

Carina was working as a staff member today, standing on the side of the stage. A hint of surprise flashed in her eyes when Flora took the stage.

She silently walked to the judges‘ table and placed bottles of mineral water in front of each teacher.

“I heard that before the competition, Class Z accidentally lost their speech script” Carina mentioned ‘casually.‘

After she finished, the faces of the judges visibly showed displeasure. Losing the speech script was a matter of attitude. The judges already had a bad impression of Flora.

Carina watched their reactions, a slight

the comer of her lips as she retreated

classes, who were initially excited, all looked disappointed to see Flora on

the genius doctor Selene was going to

had thought they would have the fortune

was on stage with empty hands. One of the judges picked up the microphone and asked, “Ms. Flora, where is your speech script?” Could it be true, as

her gaze sharp, and replied loudly, “Before the competition began, I had already memorized the content of my speech,

high school student with a limited Spanish vocabulary, reciting the speech content fluently without stumbling was

was the first to give a speech without

ascript.

judges didn’t say much, merely stating, “Please begin your

accidentally lost the script, the judges

the USB into the computer, opened

judges; our speech topic today is the rapid development of new technologies and their impact on the future. We have divided our discussion into three parts. The

Spanish, which made the judges nod continuously, unable to hide

Selene watched Flora intently,

repeat–year student who struggled academically, but how could such a student speak

From Carina’s angle,

she could only see

in a radiant light. She was so