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

Chapter 955

"Grab her for me!" The woman's voice was sharp with fury as she barked orders at the two bodyguards behind her.

The Tibetan Mastiff had been the first gift Jaden had given her, something she cherished deeply. Now Flora had killed her beloved dog, and there was no way she was letting Flora off easy!

Caught up in her own rage, she failed to notice the shift in her bodyguards' expressions when they spotted Kruz and his crew approaching. Instead of following her orders, they stepped forward, bowing respectfully to Kruz and Adrian. "Mr. Kruz, Master Adrian," they greeted, their voices tinged with respect.

Then, turning to Flora, their deference grew even more pronounced. "Ms. Flora."

Flora's name was legendary on Lone Island. Everyone knew about her. Though the bodyguards had never met her before, the way Adrian and Kruz treated her left no doubt this was the Ms. Flora. The one Master Adrian held in the highest regard.

"At least you're not completely clueless," Kruz smirked, noting the Neville family insignia on their uniforms. "Since when did the Neville family start associating with such a nasty piece of work?" Nathan's kids were usually pretty upstanding, not the type to produce someone so uncouth and out of place.

The bodyguards could only muster a bitter smile. It wasn't like they had a choice. The young master had a soft spot for this woman.

she

Candace, please, let's not make a scene," one of the bodyguards implored, visibly stressed. "You're standing before Ms. Flora and the

Candace. Coming from a small town, she wouldn't be here without Jaden. Naturally, she had no clue about the Falcone and Reyes

with misplaced confidence. "This woman killed my Lucky, and I demand she kneels and apologizes!" "Do you really think you're in a position to demand that?" Kruz chuckled. Expect

aside for her. And who did Candace think she was? The bodyguards exchanged weary glances, not wanting to dignify

until Jaden gets here, he'll have your heads, believe me!" The bodyguards were

more aggrieved by

onlookers watched with disinterest, as if she were nothing

en

said with a yawn, turning away. Candace's antics were an embarrassment to women

that a simple outing could be disrupted by such drama,

you dare

as they ignored her. She tried to rush afterthem, but the bodyguards

exasperated, they pleaded, "Miss,