Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life novel Chapter 1039

Viewers quickly joined the livestream, eagerly tuning in to see what was happening. As they entered, they were immediately met with Lydia and Blake's intense expressions. Jules, ever the opportunist, made sure his phone camera was focused solely on Lydia and Blake, capturing their antics for everyone to see.

Unbeknownst to Lydia and Blake, the online world was already buzzing with updates, and they still believed Flora was taking a beating from the viewers.

"Flora, you're done for!" Lydia sneered, her excitement barely contained. She relished the thought of Flora facing the same kind of public humiliation she had endured back at Rose's Studio.

"My sister's a medical genius," Lydia boasted, her eyes gleaming with pride as she spoke of Blake. "She became an associate professor at thirty, won numerous awards for her research, and has tons of connections in the medical field! Ever heard of FL? Even she thinks my sister's got what it takes to surpass her someday!"

Flora: “……”

Everyone in the office and the online audience: “……”

Blake, meanwhile, was dying inside, wishing she could disappear. She had indeed bragged about these things to Lydia, but the kicker was, FL was actually Flora!

Lydia, clueless about this twist, remained oblivious, as she never paid much attention to the academic world. If it hadn't been for that embarrassing incident at Rose's Studio, she wouldn't even know Flora's name.

"Maple Grove University has no idea what they're losing, backing a student over my sister. They'll regret it soon enough!" Lydia declared, her confidence bolstered by her sister’s supposed network.

What Lydia didn't realize was that Blake's previous smear campaign against Flora on Twitter had backfired, and those connections had already cut ties with her.

"Are you out of your mind?" Cynthia couldn't help but question, utterly bewildered by Lydia's audacity.

"And who are you to speak to me like that, you country bumpkin?" Lydia snapped, her face darkening. She’d heard from Blake that Cynthia’s family was nothing special, likely working-class folks whose jobs were off the radar.

Flora, at least, had credentials—being the CEO of Florik Entertainment's sister carried weight. But Cynthia? A migrant worker's daughter daring to insult her?