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

However, Flora's name was nowhere to be found in the next twenty names. Abbey furrowed her brow but didn't think too much of it and kept scrolling. She went through another thirty names and still didn't see Flora. Her expression grew more serious. Could Flora really be

that lucky? Randomly filling in answers and getting so many right?

Abbey continued scrolling, another thirty names down, and still no Flora. Her brows knit tighter, and her grip on the mouse became firmer. She had a sinking feeling something was off.

"This year's contestants are amazing; someone even got a perfect score!" exclaimed another staff member sitting across from her, also tallying scores.

"Someone got a perfect score? Let me see!" The staff member who had given Abbey his seat quickly walked over, only to get pushed aside by someone else.

The moment Abbey heard about the perfect score, her eyelids twitched violently. She jumped up and walked to the other side.

"Who scored a perfect 100?"

"Let me check... It's from Team Austenberg, someone named Flora. That name sounds familiar. Isn't she the one who fell asleep during the exam? She..." The staff member's voice trailed off as he noticed the fierce look in Abbey's eyes. "Miss, how could Flora possibly score 100?" Elijah was in complete disbelief.

filled in the answers during the last half-hour? How could she get

had been tallied and the rankings finalized. First place, Flora, 100 points. Second place, Joy, 91 points.

Full marks or not, wasn't it up to her

...

p.m., over a

Mr. Tanner was sweating bullets. He still had some hope for Flora, wishing-she hadn't done too poorly so they might still have a

Flora and Selene were the calmest of the bunch. They sat in their chairs, looking utterly

care. She had randomly filled in her answers, so why

voice echoed through the inner field as the

by teams, not in any particular order. First, they showed each individual's score within the team, followed by the team's total score and

first to be displayed were the scores of the medical organization. Orla, 86 points, overall ranking, 5th place. Hao Lu, 84 points, overall ranking, 8th place. Cindy, 81 points,

vel

from various countries watched the flickering large screen and gasped. True to form, the medical Organization was impressive, with three people making it into the top ten. They figured the team's overall ranking would also be first