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

Chapter 1276

"Flora, sweetheart!" Joey called out, his voice carrying through the air as the girl turned around, revealing it was indeed Flora.

Joey rubbed his eyes in disbelief; it was really her. Just moments ago, he'd almost mistaken her for that ominous woman from the Enforcement Division. No way, no how! How could they possibly be alike? That woman gave him the creeps, while Flora was a breath of fresh air! "What are you doing out here instead of heading inside?" Joey and his companions quickly approached Flora, noticing Connor standing beside her. "And who's this?"

Mae squinted, giving Connor the once-over like she was sizing up a future son-in-law. The guy wore a sleek black jacket that showed off his fit physique, broad shoulders, narrow waist, long legs- the whole package. His thick eyebrows, straight nose, and thin lips framed eyes as dark as obsidian, sparkling with a sharp intelligence. His cool, calm demeanor was reassuring.

"This is Connor, my fiancé."

"Fiancé?!" Joey and Mae exchanged looks of surprise. Flora had just arrived in the Western Lands; how did she already have a fiancé? They didn't even know this guy! Could Flora have been tricked?

"Since you're here, come on in," Mae said, her tone a bit frosty.

Flora blinked, realizing they didn't recognize Connor's true identity.

to their left, and Uncle Gerald sitting across from them. The three elders scrutinized Connor, their gaze heavy with unspoken expectations, but Connor stayed calm and collected. "Your last

"I don't have a family

Joey and Mae exchanged concerned

so what

Flora jumped in quickly. "Why dwell on

passed, and Flora knew it was a sore spot for

father has passed

patience. In a world where sincerity is rare, he wanted Flora to be surrounded by genuine affection and kindness. What he lacked, his Flora should

any power within

Qu

without any notable background?

mind," Mae sighed, deciding not to press further. Flora was already with him, and nothing they said would change that. More talk might do more harm than

a twinge of

the same