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

Chapter 1236

"Lass, you're finally here!"

The moment Corbyn reached Flora, his stern facade melted away, replaced with a beaming smile. Ever since that day, he'd regretted not asking for her name. In a world as vast as the Martial World, he was genuinely worried he might never bump into her again. Thankfully, Flora had taken the initiative to find him today. But she nearly got nabbed by Sydney as a thief! Just thinking about it made Corbyn's expression darken for a moment. But not wanting to scare Flora, he quickly swapped it for a warm, friendly smile. "Boss..." Sydney stammered, almost biting her tongue, "You and Flora, you two..."

Flora had only been in the Martial World for a couple of days, hadn't she? How did she already know Corbyn? And judging by their interaction, they seemed pretty tight.

Carly and Jacob stared with jaws slack enough to catch flies. They were just as bewildered! They'd been in the Martial World for ages and barely exchanged a few words with Corbyn. Yet here was Flora, fresh off the boat, with connections that seemed to outshine theirs. "Flora, lass, show them the emblem."

Ignoring Sydney's blabbering, Corbyn nodded at Flora to present the emblem. He'd pieced together her name from the chatter.

"Okay."

Flora nodded, fished the emblem out of her pocket, and handed it to Corbyn.

good look, is this your

on Sydney. This time, Sydney noticed a faint green totem

reserved for Corbyn, the senior members of the Medical Hall, and his direct disciple Tara. Sydney's lips quivered, she was lost for words. She couldn't fathom why Corbyn knew Flora or why he'd entrusted her with such a prized emblem. "Flora, lass, is my lifesaver and a distinguished guest of the Medical Hall. I'd welcome her with open arms, and

and Carly's heads spun. They hung

fear: "Who gave you the right to keep

World, open to all walks of life. Sydney was blatantly

I messed up! I

Flora knew each other! I shouldn't have stopped her from coming in. Please, just this once, forgive me! I

en

she said now would sound like

apologizing to me?" Corbyn glared at her. "Is it

got the hint. The thought of apologizing to Flora in front of everyone felt worse than death, But she knew Corbyn's temper well. If she didn't apologize today, it wouldn't end

dug into her