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

"Nina, you..." Abbey's face stiffened slightly.

"Stop lying!" Nina was fed up. "I heard everything you said just now. You mentioned-"

"Mr. Tanner, reconsidering the scores won't do you any favors, and we don't want to make a big fuss that could tarnish the reputation of the medical community."

"If you sign this agreement and acknowledge Flora's scores to all the teams, every year, I will send two instructors from the Lone Island Medical Base to Austenberg to teach, and if there are students who perform well, I might consider allowing them into the medical base." "Reevaluating the scores is not impossible, but Mr. Tanner, you need to be sure you can handle the consequences."

Nina mimicked Abbey's tone, repeating her words verbatim.

Her youthful voice reached everyone's ears.

The room fell into dead silence.

As soon as Nina spoke the first sentence, Abbey's expression changed, losing her previous composure and becoming visibly panicked and nervous.

Her words were like a slap in the face, hitting her hard.

Her face turned pale as paper, her body swayed, nearly collapsing to the ground.

Flora couldn't touch her, surrounded by her own people inside and out. Flora, even if eloquent, couldn't clear her name. But who would have thought that Nina had been hiding

Nina scoffed

Nina's indignant expression and smiled.

believed she would lie. Amanda's icy gaze swept over Abbey, her voice somber: "Abbey, perhaps you owe us an explanation.

medical competition is

Island

cannot

no choice..." Abbey paused, then forced a smile. "Austenberg's team didn't intend to

the next round, which I couldn't

what I did..."

advantages to keep things under control, but they kept pushing, which is why I had to

Kruz was amazed.

really slick. I thought her personality was daring, but her tactics are

emboldened by his father's absence, spoke his mind without restraint, his words

wanted to lash out but managed to

she was

medical competition is a place for fairness and integrity. Flora's scores should reflect her