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

The bottom ten will be kicked out of the Academy of Medicine.

Sydney was making her way upstairs when she suddenly stopped in her tracks. Her eyes caught something in a trash can nearby. Inside, there was a crumpled piece of paper. It looked like... a medical prescription. Instinctively, Sydney picked it up, smoothed it out, and quickly scanned it. As she realized what it contained, her grip on the paper tightened, and her eyes widened in surprise. Her entire being buzzed with excitement! This prescription-was a masterpiece! Could there really be someone at the Academy who could write something this exceptional? She had seen Tara's work before, but this was on another level.

Sydney's mind immediately jumped to Flora. Could it be hers? Yes, it must be! Sydney clutched the prescription jealously, amazed that Flora could write something so remarkable and then just throw it away. A dangerous idea began to form in her mind... Now that she had found this discarded paper, it was hers to claim! During the Academy's exams, all the judges were senior members, and Flora wasn't allowed to participate. If she secretly used Flora's prescription, no one would be any the wiser. With this prescription, she'd surely come out on top and become Corbyn's apprentice! Sydney couldn't help but daydream about that day, a smile of pure delight playing on her lips...

Meanwhile, in another room, Corbyn was still pondering over Flora's prescription. "Flora, how many more surprises do you have up your sleeve?" he wondered aloud.

Flora thought for a moment and replied, "Probably quite a few." After all, she did know a lot.

"You're not exactly modest, are you?" Corbyn chuckled. "By the way, the Academy's disciple assessment is in ten days. They require original prescriptions from everyone. Since you're so good at writing them, why not join us as a judge?" "Really? Can I do that?" Flora raised an eyebrow, knowing that typically only senior members could be judges.

"Why not?" Corbyn shrugged. "You're my sister, and being a judge is the least you deserve. If the old guard has any doubts, just show them your work and see if anyone can top it."

With Corbyn's encouragement, Flora agreed without hesitation.NôvelDrama.Org: owner of this content.

Elsewhere, at t

at the Enforcement

Division's training ground, Hawthorn

eyed the phone he'd just hung up from, his mind set on taking action. After awhistle, he called out, "Alright, up and at 'em! Let's get ready for training!"

The group had barely rested for five minutes before they were up again, grumbling under their breaths.

"Teddy, you can take a pass on training today," Hawthorn added. "Just sit back and relax."

This didn't sit well with some,

especially Jacob: "Instructor,

does Teddy get a free pass? het

that playing favorites?"

"Yeah, why's Teddy off the hook?" Carly and a few others chimed in.

"Because he's better than the rest of you! Anyone here can take him down, and I'll let you skip training too!"

Even though they knew Teddy's

talent was undeniable, the

unfairness still stung. Suddenly, Hawthorn's voice cut through the air,

"Jacob, Carly, step forward