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

Chapter 1042

Mr. Richard was completely stumped, unable to argue against the undeniable truth staring him in the face. It was indeed his poor judgment that had led to hiring someone like that at the University of Maple Grove. Colin's gaze then locked onto Blake, his eyes intense and unyielding.

Blake felt a chill race down her spine!

"Where do you get the nerve to mess with my daughter?"

He had served his country with pride, yet his own daughter was being bullied right there in school.

Fury was simmering in his chest.

"I... I didn't... I mean..."

Blake's face went ghostly pale, words failing her.

[Laughing out loud! This is so satisfying! Girls, come quick, Blake's scared out of her mind!]

[She thought Cynthia was easy prey, with no strong backing, and bullied her non-stop. But look at that, Cynthia's got a powerhouse behind her, and now she's done for.]

The online crowd was absolutely loving it.

They wished they could grab some popcorn and watch the drama unfold in person.

But that was not gonna happen.

the live stream

the national military involved wouldn't

had no time for her nonsense. With just a look, the soldier nearest

silent, stunned by how powerful

in his hand, spoke in a cold, hard voice, "Blake, right? You might not know this, but I've been honored for my service; using

one would dare question me," he continued, his voice dripping with menace. "Care

was shaking like a

had no doubt Colin meant every

his voice turning gentle when he spoke to Cynthia. Cynthia didn't waste a second, rolling up her sleeves and

another, just for

Hell yeah!

to do this for

shouted, seeing Blake get humiliated, "Just because you're the

just did. And not stopping there, I'm kicking

a kick at Lydia's

to dodge, but the soldiers behind her held her in

kick landed on

out, doubling over

trashing Flora online!" Cynthia, still fuming, kicked Blake a couple more times. "Who do

ached, and the pain made her

a nationally recognized medical professional! I graduated from a top university, published twenty FCI papers, each winning major awards. People from all

though not as remarkable as

was