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

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Eilies was speechless. Just the other night, she had been venting to her about Jason. She turned her head away, not even bothering to engage.

After the instructor’s performance, with multicolored fireworks lighting up the sky, the final assessment officially began. The first event was the shooting test. First up were the men, followed by the women.

Although many students had never even touched a gun before, after about two weeks of training, they were hitting scores around 70%. Being the brightest students from top universities, there was nothing they couldn’t achieve if they set their minds to it. The instructors were nodding frequently, clearly impressed with t

short time. They were very satisfied.

rogress made in such a

The men’s team wrapped up quickly, with most performing excellently. For those who were just average, the instructors were lenient, giving them above–average scores to ensure their overall marks were good.

When it was the women’s turn, Squad A from the third battalion was up third. The first two teams completed their performances, and then it was their turn. Jason shouted, “At ease! Attention! Right turn, march-”

with vigor and determination. Ten of them stood in a row for the simultaneous assessment. Jillian was

steadily! Her scores were 88, 90, and 91 out of 100! Jillian usually could only score around 89, so she had

mindset. Scoring 91 at such a young age is really impressive,” remarked one of the military base leaders from the high platform. They glanced at the score sheet and made a note next

That must be national team level,

people who look good and are

she was the top scorer in our state’s exams! Coming from a military medical family and growing up on

her personal information. In

her. When it was Flora’s turn, she would steal all the limelight. But that was okay.

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others in the second row stepped forward to pick up their guns. The camera even gave Flora a close–up, intentionally or not. Flora was nationally recognized, her