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

If you had a degree as prestigious as that on display, it would definitely turn heads! Fiona arched an eyebrow, giving Amy a sidelong glance. Worried about credits? Was she really the type to stress over credits? If she was, she wouldn't be acting like this now. Besides, her reason for coming to Center College was purely to be closer to Jackson and to silence the Stonnell family once and for all.

"You look absolutely stunning today!" Fiona complimented, causing Amy's cheeks to flush a bright red. Amy shyly looked away, too embarrassed to meet Fiona's gaze.

"Oh, come on, Fiona, stop teasing me. I'm about to go on stage. You should get your stuff together too," Amy urged.

Fiona grabbed a baseball cap without much thought and popped it onto her head. She wasn't about to let the blazing sun scorch her, so she straightened her clothes and said, "Alright, let's do this."

The two of them made their way back to the event, where Fiona returned to her seat. The crowd was buzzing with anticipation about her upcoming performance, whispering eagerly as soon as she appeared.

"Who'd have thought? Fiona's not just a pretty face, she's doing a vaudeville act!" one person remarked.

"Exactly! I can't wait to see such a gorgeous girl perform vaudeville," another added.

the big screen for a vaudeville performance. For once, she stopped pestering Tyler and walked over to Fiona. "Are you actually going to perform vaudeville?" Shelly asked, curiosity

her as if she'd lost her mind, completely dismissing Shelly's question. Instead, she focused on her phone, her fingers flying over the screen as she typed out a message. Since Jane was so determined to cause a scene, Fiona

Tyler chimed in, knowing Fiona too well. This wasn't

wondered, her brow furrowing before the realization hit her. "Could this

spoke up, was sitting next to Fiona. This time, he coolly said,

branch of the Woods family was quite different from the city branch. Nash didn't

leverage the

messes with Fiona and gets away with it,

bother my brother; I don't want him worrying,"

my own ways to handle

she's setting you up!" Nash