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

Chapter 334

She stepped up to the podium, her voice gentle, “Hey everyone, I’m Jillian. From middle school through high school I served as class president. I’m responsible and have strong leadership skills. I believe I can make a real difference for each of you…”

Jillian introduced herself thoroughly, talking for a full five minutes.

“And that’s my speech. Thanks, everyone.”

The applause was sparse and scattered.

Jillian had said too much, and honestly, no one was in the mood to listen.

Back in high school, they were all tired of these bossy class officers–too talkative and overly controlling. Now that they were in college, they were even less interested in being managed.

“Forget the speeches! The only one fit to be class president is Flora, no one else!” someone shouted.

“I vote for Flora too!”

“Flora’s got my vote!”

nce someone took the lead, others quickly followed suit.

Flora was a national top scorer, nearly perfect in every subject. Her becoming class president was something everyone could agree on.

The senior class rep gave a resigned smile. “With so many votes for Flora, it looks like Flora is our class president.”

Jillian’s smile froze, her fingers almost digging into her palm.

Flora, what did that make

speech just a

class president, knowing well

you stuck between a rock and a

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afraid I’m not up for the class president role.”

adding, “My personality isn’t really suited for it

student who regularly interacted with the school’s leadership, which was super helpful for scholarships and awards. It also

was the first time she’d seen someone turn

a bit too loud, “Come on, Flora, don’t be so modest. Who else but you could

you as class

turn it down! President Shen!”

insisting, Flora had no choice but to

All that pretending, claiming she

league secretary, organization committee chair, and arts committee

was elected as the

with her cute looks and outgoing

committee chair.

secretary and study committee chair went to two rather scholarly–looking

Eilies, and Cheryl all secured

the school organized everyone

second building was packed,

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