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

Chapter 1411

"I've had it up to here with those idiots, always gossiping behind our backs. Just wait, I'll drag them here and settle this right in front of you!" As soon as those words left his mouth, the entire class seemed ready to join forces, itching to storm over to class 5 and confront them.

Fiona, seeing their eager faces, rubbed her temples and was about to speak when a familiar voice came from the doorway.

"Ms. Fiona, are you alright?"

Everyone turned to see it was Mr. Keaton, their homeroom teacher, who let out a sigh of relief upon finding Fiona sitting safely. With a playful wipe of imaginary sweat from his brow, he chuckled softly. However, his mood soured when he noticed the students' fired-up demeanor. His eyes landed on Robert, the most visibly agitated, and he pointed at him with a slightly trembling finger. "What's this? Planning a brawl, are we?"

Robert, caught by Mr. Keaton's stern look, opened his mouth to explain but thought better of it and clamped it shut.

The focus shifted back to Fiona. "It's nothing," she said, standing up with her usual effortless cool.

"I've already spoken with the school administration. They're taking this seriously, so rest easy; your safety at school is guaranteed."

Fiona's connections were so powerful, they were untouchable. If anything happened to her at school, it wouldn't just be Mr. Keaton in hot water-Principal Garcia's job might be on the line too.

cold sweat upon hearing about Fiona's kidnapping, his

acknowledged him with a nonchalant nod, while Robert still seemed visibly

just say it. We're

to argue with Mr. Keaton when

but he

were just kidding around. See, I'm

his hands clasped behind his back, nodded, seemingly

no sooner had he left than Robert, as if flipped by a

started clamoring again about

class 5.

chimed in support.

Fiona was like insulting their

the door, "You don't have to worry anymore. We'll handle this and show them the consequences of messing with

leaning back against the desk with her arms crossed, gave

stir up trouble. Now's not

Robert looked incredulous.