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

Although Selene felt a bit puzzled, she knew this wasn't the right moment to speak, so she kept her thoughts to herself.

Elio's hands clenched tightly at his sides when he heard the confident declaration that Nina could be cured.

"But curing Nina isn't something that can be done overnight; it will take some time," Mr. Atticus added.

Elio was already aware of this. He knew the poison from that lab was no simple matter to neutralize.

In a determined voice, he said, "As long as your medical organization can cure my daughter, I agree to the conditions you mentioned earlier."

Mr. Atticus smiled and used the pretext of checking Nina's health to usher Elio out of the room.

As soon as he left, Selene couldn't hold back any longer. "Mr. Atticus, have you really found a way to cure this little girl?"

also examined Nina; the girl seemed to be suffering from a bizarre toxin unlike anything Selene had ever seen before, despite her lifelong study

searching for top doctors in secret for years without success. Do you think

status to accomplish some things for the medical organization," Mr. Atticus explained, confident that everyone

Only then can you get into the lab. Elio is an elder among the medical elite. Building a good relationship with him will benefit

Selene's brow

five-year-old child, and she couldn't agree with

if we can't cure Nina over time, Mr. Elio

Mr. Atticus replied, his tone

Atticus's profit-driven attitude. A healer shouldn't act like this,

Atticus, I still

interrupted a short-haired woman in

the medical organization a year before Selene. Exceptionally talented, she had always been Mr. Atticus's favorite, but when Selene