Chapter Summary: Chapter 426 – Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life by Carly Gale
In Chapter 426, a key moment in the Novel novel Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life, Carly Gale delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
At 8 a.m., Henrik drove Flora to the competition venue. Henrik, being a judge and with artists from Florik Entertainment participating, had a lot on his plate. So, he asked his assistant to take Flora to the green room.
"Flora, just wait here for me. I'll come and get you once I'm done. If you need anything, just tell the assistant or call me immediately."
Worried that Flora might get bored in the green room, Henrik thoughtfully gave her a tablet to pass the time.
Flora nodded, her posture straight and graceful. "Go ahead, I’ll be fine."
Henrik affectionately patted her head, reminded the assistant of a few things, and then strode out of the room.
Flora curled up in a chair, listlessly playing with the tablet.
"Ms. Flora…" The assistant looked troubled, hesitating for a long time before finally mustering the courage to speak. He crossed his legs, his body trembling slightly, clearly in discomfort. "May I use the restroom?"
He had eaten something rather heavy and greasy the night before and was now suffering the consequences.
"Go ahead," Flora said without looking up, dismissively waving her hand.
The assistant was reluctant to leave because Henrik had instructed him to keep a close eye on Flora, given the crowded and chaotic nature of the venue. But he couldn't hold it any longer. Besides, it was Henrik's green room; surely no one would come in. He thought he’d be back quickly, so nothing would happen. With that thought, the assistant hurriedly left.
The girl looked relaxed, her almond-shaped eyes slightly raised, carrying a hint of coldness when facing others. But it wasn’t the forced, pretentious demeanor Aisha often displayed.
Aisha, who prided herself on being a high-and-mighty national goddess, was completely overshadowed by the girl before her. Yet, Aisha couldn’t shake off the feeling of familiarity.
Noticing Aisha's displeasure, Lindsey quickly shifted her gaze from Flora, scolding, "Why are you still sitting? If you're staff, act like it. You’re here to serve, not to act like some princess!"
Hearing the words ‘to serve,’ Aisha felt a perverse sense of satisfaction. She scoffed at Flora’s logo-less outfit, mocking her internally as cheap.
No matter how pretty, she was just a penniless nobody, a low-class individual. "Looking alluring, but with ulterior motives. Surely here to seize an opportunity to climb into a big director’s bed, right?"
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