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

The dance costumes were adorned with a golden phoenix in full flight, not printed or machine-embroidered, but crafted with real hand embroidery! The stitching was so lifelike and vivid, it seemed like the phoenix might soar into the sky at any moment. The dress's hem was twelve meters wide; when spun around, it spread out like a blooming flower, absolutely stunning! Even the headpieces they wore were no ordinary items. Just by looking at the material, you could tell they were worth a fortune.

"Wow, does the Medical Department have that much money? How much did this whole set cost?"

"Did you see the bracelets they're wearing? I've seen them before; each one is worth about fifty thousand!"

"And those tiaras on their heads, at least a hundred thousand a set..."

"No wonder it's the University of Maple Grove's flagship program; their budget is substantial..."

They couldn't even relax to watch the performance. Instead, they were nervously fearing that the valuable accessories might accidentally fall. Dropping just one piece could mean a five- or six-figure loss. Sitting beside Samson, a teacher asked, "Mr. Teng, this is your class's performance, right? This set of equipment must have cost a fortune. How did you manage the budget..."

were sponsored by Flora, didn't

connections with a fashion designer, and the costumes were

girl's family must be

at studies, beautiful, and from a wealthy family,

for the more challenging moves. Despite the pain, she managed to finish; thankfully, the stage lights were dim, and no one saw the agony on her face. Flora brought over a chair for her to sit and took off her shoes. Cynthia's ankle had

injured; you can't go

dance performance, but with

been announced, we

known, she wouldn't have worn these shoes today. The shoes were part of the costume set, including the headpiece, and