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

Chapter 1290

In the evaluation room, the atmosphere was buzzing. Corbyn and a bunch of higher-ups were all gathered around Flora, chatting with her, their expressions almost fawning.

Tara wasn't taken aback by Corbyn's special treatment of Flora-she knew he had a soft spot for her-but what about the other elders? Even Scott, who was usually so high and mighty, often ignoring Corbyn himself, was now circling Flora, rubbing his hands together and grinning like a Cheshire cat. How could he not? They were all eager for Flora to spill her medical secrets. Tara felt a chill settle over her as she stood at the doorway for what felt like an eternity, a full three minutes, and not a soul noticed her. Finally, unable to bear it any longer, she gently cleared her throat.

"Tara, there you are! Come on in!" Corbyn called out, waving her over with enthusiasm.

"Master," Tara replied, making her way over, her eyes flickering ever so briefly towards Flora.

"My dear, you haven't met Tara yet, have you?" Corbyn said, introducing his star pupil to Flora. "This is my apprentice Tara, quite the talent. Tara, meet Flora, my newly recognized sister. Though you're about the same age, in terms of seniority, you should call her 'Aunt'." Tara was momentarily speechless. Aunt???

Forcing a smile, she said, "Master, since Ms. Flora and I are the same age, let's skip the formalities and stick to first names. Besides, we've already crossed paths."

Flora's gaze was icy as it skimmed over her, not a word escaping her lips.

you comfortable." Corbyn chuckled, clearly

I spotted Sydney earlier..." Tara hesitated, unsure if

with anger. "She

evaluation, trying to

it off as her own. If

here, she might

off

heart skipped a beat. So, the recipe was Flora's... No wonder Sydney was kicked

induct Flora into the Medical Hall as an elder. Let all the disciples know so they can brace

her master gone mad? The Medical Hall had nine

composure. She knew Corbyn was quite fond of Flora now and couldn't criticize

she said with a smile, then turned to the senior executives. "What do the elders think?" Surely, they wouldn't agree with such an outlandish decision, right? But to her dismay, they

Their dissent would've been