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

Chapter 1645

One sentence knocked the wind out of the entire Larkin family, especially the patriarch, who could only stare helplessly at the clear blue sky. Their empire in the capital was done for!

With the situation being what it was, no one felt like sticking around, so they slowly began to leave. Jackson and Kimberly got word from the search team- despite their best efforts, none of the rescue boats found any sign of Zoe. Without saying much, they hopped on a cruise ship and set sail.

After most of the guests had cleared out from the island, Zoe finally surfaced from the water, gasping as she clung to the rocky shoreline. If she hadn't quickly hidden below deck on her yacht, Jackson's team would have surely spotted her.

She never thought Jackson would be so cold-hearted. Fine, she thought, two can play at that game. With determination flashing in her eyes, she leapt onto the island, searching until she found a speedboat, probably left behind by Jackson and his team. With no intention of showing mercy, she took off, disappearing into the vast ocean.

Meanwhile, on the other cruise ship, an assistant rushed to the door. "Mr. Jackson, we've started tracking the yacht. It's heading... towards the U.S.!"

away, signaling him to leave. Kimberly chuckled, "You've got to hand it to her, Zoe's

go so she'd run back to the Larkin family in the U.S. and tip them off, right?" Kimberly, quick on the uptake,

in the U.S., where no one would dare openly speak against her. Even if they did, it would be behind closed doors, and if

brought back earth-shattering news that could save her skin. The Larkin family wouldn't

Woods family. The main branch of the Woods family had a scandalous secret from over thirty years ago that had suddenly come to light in the capital's Woods family branch. This information

actually planned to kill Zoe, risking the wrath of the Larkin family over

sea with a cold snort. "If she dies, she dies. What's there to

disappearance years ago had strong ties to the Larkin family, and one death wouldn't extinguish