Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life novel Chapter 603

Flora was truly beat and drifted off in no time.

Meanwhile, the handwritten apology letter from Mr. Atticus that Flora had posted on the Global Network was causing quite the ruckus. The Global Network was a go-to site for various groups and organizations worldwide, used for communication and posting tasks and notices.

Just half an hour ago, a notification had popped up on the homepage. The bold text took over the entire screen, making it impossible to miss.

Long-time users were baffled. "Since when does the site use such huge fonts?" they wondered. Curiosity got the better of them, and they clicked on the notification, only to be floored by what they saw.

"OMG!!! Is this really a handwritten apology from Mr. Atticus of the Medical Organization? What on earth happened? Can someone fill me in?"

"Did he really try to sabotage Club 257 and almost kill its president? Did he almost cause a medical disaster? Oh my, the amount of information here is insane. What exactly went down? Anyone who attended the annual meeting, care to share?"

Everyone who had attended the annual meeting chose to keep quiet. They had signed agreements not to disclose what had happened on the island. Besides, the events that took place on the island weren't anything to boast about.

The apology letter not only detailed Mr. Atticus's actions on the island but also significantly dragged the Medical Organization into the mess.

Due to time differences, the Medical Organization overseas only found out about the incident the next morning. Initially, they thought it was just a rumor. But the account that posted the letter was legit, and the apology was indeed penned by Mr. Atticus himself. The content was so shocking that they could hardly believe it.

"Was Atticus out of his mind to write such a thing?" they wondered.

They tried to remove the post immediately, but no matter what their tech team did, it wouldn't budge. The other party had a top-notch hacker on their side, and they were no match.

The apology letter stayed right there on the homepage, and the system even automatically pushed it to targeted users. In no time, Mr. Atticus's apology had spread across various networks, making the Medical Organization a laughingstock.