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

Chapter 915

But that thought vanished as quickly as it came. Joe shook it off. He'd only caught a glimpse of her once at the competition, and that was purely by chance, seeing her briefly without her mask in the lounge. Someone like her showing up here? No way. Must've been

someone with a similar look. With a sigh, he set the registration form aside. The odds of him ever meeting her again in this lifetime were slim to none.

...

Connor first took Flora to the hospital to get her stitches out, and then they headed back to the villa. Amanda and Ethan were lounging on the couch in the living room.

"Hey, big bro, Flora!" Ethan greeted cheerfully.

"We're back," Amanda smiled warmly. "Flora, how's your hand doing?"

"All healed up," Flora replied, giving her hand a little wave. The stitches were out, and now all it needed was a bit of ointment-nothing major.

"That's great to hear." Amanda grinned before diving into another topic. "Flora, I've got a couple of friends who are dying for some of your perfume. They're willing to pay top dollar, but if you're swamped, don't worry about it."

"Your friends? I can't take money from them," Flora insisted. "I've been a bit tied up lately, but I'll carve out some time to make it for them."

overdo it. There's no rush," Amanda said, clearly pleased, before heading off to call her

do you know Féraphine?" Ethan asked, leaning

curious. "Why do

doctor but also a top-notch perfumer," Ethan said, pulling a face. "Today, some woman claimed she knows Féraphine really well and was throwing shade at Mom." Flora blinked

was tight with Féraphine and could get loads,

eyebrow. "Seriously? A hundred grand? My perfumes are worth more

must've bought a fake," Flora concluded with a

"How do

a reassuring pat and led Connor back to their

...

Austenberg. Airport.

journalists crowded the arrival gate, all buzzing with

stepping out any minute now,

timing feels

finally see

spread like wildfire, and these reporters were quick to respond. Tanner had brought a lot of glory to Austenberg, putting it

the striking young woman on stage left