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

Chapter 1339

He'd been the one to start trouble with Fiona, and after losing the fight and getting pinned by her, he was already feeling pretty humiliated. But then Mr. Trevor went ahead and tried to strong-arm Fiona into apologizing, making things even worse for him. His pride was really taking a hit! At this, Fiona glanced over at Nash, raising her eyebrows in surprise.

This was not what she'd expected at all.

Mr. Trevor, caught off guard by the scolding, was bewildered: "Nash, didn't Ms. Fiona just beat you up? Why keep bringing up such an embarrassing thing?"

Nash, his face flushed with anger, shot back, "I had it coming, so what?"

Mr. Trevor could only stand there speechless.

"Sir, Nash has a point. He got what he deserved," came a sudden, deep voice from the doorway. A man strode in confidently, his presence commanding, dressed sharply in an iron-grey suit. His expression was cool and detached, with eyes as deep and unreadable as a dark night. The room seemed to shrink under the weight of his presence.

Nash immediately calmed down upon seeing the man, lowering his head and not daring to speak further.

stood up quickly: "Mr.

a newcomer to Cedarvale, having only risen to prominence in the past couple of years. Initially underestimated, his steel-fisted methods quickly earned him

walking past him, his eyes settling on

was dressed simply, her long hair tied back, highlighting the graceful curve of her profile and her perfectly shaped shoulders. Fiona looked at him with some surprise. She hadn't expected to run into Jackson

fancy meeting you again," Jackson said, stopping in front of her and gently tapping her

touch of affection that even he didn't seem aware

included. Did his uncle really know Fiona? And since when was

what a coincidence,"

I didn't know you were related to Nash. If I'd known, I might've gone easier

weight?" Jackson's eyebrows rose slightly clearly amused by her calling

don't hold back."

deserve it," Fiona nodded, clearly on

Nash: ...

was still