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

Flora's voice slipped through the air like a curse from behind.

Libby's back stiffened in an instant! She gulped, spun around, and tried to wear an innocent expression as she faced Flora. But her youth betrayed her. Instead of looking innocent, she came off as a bit of a fool.

"Think you can just leave like that?"

Flora looked at her lazily, her eyes narrowing slightly with a cold glint.

Libby protested, "Flora, I've already admitted I misunderstood you. Are you still going to hold onto this?"

Her words twisted the situation, making it seem like Flora was the one being unreasonable.

Flora thought Libby really shouldn't have gone into medicine. She should've been in drama school instead. Libby had caused her trouble multiple times before, and Flora had always let it slide. But it seemed Libby had mistaken her kindness for weakness. If she didn't teach her a lesson now, these incidents would just keep coming. So annoying.

forum and Twitter account, and then on Monday, we'll have a school-wide

her sides. Her pride was her Achilles' heel. Being forced to publicly admit her mistakes was worse than

definitely say she was jealous of a classmate's perfect score and had tried

"No way!"

as she screamed. Realizing she might have overdone it, she quickly turned to Mr. Trevor, sobbing, "Mr. Trevor, I was just rightfully suspicious. After

with Libby, her point had some merit. The situation hadn't escalated to the point of a school-wide announcement yet. But

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apologized and admitted I misunderstood you. But that's all I'm doing," Libby said,

my own way," Flora's indifferent voice followed her, making Libby pause before

Could she really rule the University of Maple Grove