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

Facing the possibility of blindness is definitely better than losing your life.

Everyone there knew that if it weren't for Flora, the patient might not be alive right now.

"Young lady, I owe you an apology for my earlier behavior."

Dr. Wenz was the kind of person who could own up to his mistakes. He immediately apologized to Flora, realizing he had underestimated her because of her age. Flora waved it off, indicating it was no big deal.

"Dr. Ray, I need to step out for a bit," she said, her exhaustion evident.

She stood there, upright and composed. Dr. Ray detected an unusual warmth in her tone, usually reserved for Jules, and was pleasantly surprised. "Go ahead, take a break," he quickly replied. Flora nodded and left the operating room.

Outside, her senior peers in the lab were still in shock, watching her in stunned silence. They were so taken aback by what had just happened that they forgot to speak to her. It was only after she walked away that they snapped out of it.

"Flora, that was incredible..." one of them finally said.

seasoned medical

so tightly that her knuckles turned white. The Flora she once looked down on had now become someone she admired from afar. She felt a deep sense

doctors asked as they came out of the operating room, still burning with

surgeries, and they were familiar with students like

Ray smiled

you've struck gold with her. Stop being so secretive. Where did

national scholar and my newest disciple,"

she's just

once again. A freshman with such skill-her future achievements could be extraordinary. Having talent like hers was a blessing for the medical

the hospital's back garden. Why was life so unfair? Flora had everything, while she had nothing! "Help! Help!" A series of urgent cries broke through her thoughts. Alexa instinctively headed towards the noise and found a man in a suit convulsing

"Sir?"

his eyes, gasping, "I am Mr. Otto from the Brimer family of Maple Grove. If you save me...

heart skipped a beat.

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