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

Chapter 1443

Suddenly, the room felt like a wave of disappointment washed over it. A group of older gentlemen felt their hearts shatter into pieces. How could this be? How could a young woman be so cold and unyielding? Not even allowing a simple message to get through! With their mournful gazes on her, Fiona casually walked out of the office. Jackson was already waiting for her downstairs. She hurried down the stairs and spotted Jackson standing there, his back turned to her. He was dressed in a sleek black trench coat, falling just below his knees, with one hand casually tucked in his pocket. His presence exuded a commanding aura that caught the attention of everyone passing by, no matter their age or gender.

Wow, she thought. He really is handsome.

Fiona squinted playfully as she strolled up to him, "Hey, big bro!"

Hearing her voice, Jackson turned around. His sharp features, prominent nose, and thin lips gave him a somewhat distant look. But when he saw Fiona, a warm smile appeared in his eyes. He reached out, took the bag off her shoulder to carry it himself, and asked, "How was your day?"

"Eh, it was alright," Fiona replied nonchalantly. Nothing too thrilling. Those old guys brought out a ton of case studies and nearly drove her nuts. She wasn't much of a talker, but around family and friends, she could vent like a teenager. Jackson listened quietly, chiming in every now and then.

trees, the midday sun casting a gentle and serene glow on everything. But of course, there were always

about to open the door when someone rushed up to her.

mood soured, and

couldn't afford a penalty; she had dreams of studying abroad and working at a top hospital. With a mark on her record, no hospital would take her. She had thought the dean was bluffing, but when the notice came, panic set in, and

set aside as she

Fiona.

job. If I get penalized, I'll lose everything! Ms. Fiona, I'm begging you! Don't let

was unmoved. If you can't handle the consequences, why take the

door for her. It's best to keep the young lady