Chapter 936 Extra My last chance for you

Flora watched Daniel slam the door and left, and her chest was suddenly filled with anger as she picked up her phone and dialed Clara's number: "Hey, Auntie Clara, I'm going on a blind date tomorrow!"

"Violet, you've finally figured out which one you're looking at?"

"Whichever one you want!"

"Ah? How can this be casual, tell me which one you like and I will arrange which one for you, these are all top young talents."

"Whatever!"

"Okay, okay, okay, then I'll watch the arrangements."

After Flora hung up the phone, she suddenly regretted a bit that she was brain-dead and agreed to go on a blind date.

The next day just after breakfast, Clara called the phone: "Flora, I'll arrange for you to meet at Meguiar's Cafe, you'll sit at table 46 and wait, he'll be there."

Flora stammered, "Aunt Clara, I don't want to go."

"How can this be, but I have talked to people, and I dare to give you a guarantee that this is absolutely to your liking."

"But I ..."

"Don't but it, just do me a favor, even if you really don't like it, then you can tell him face to face."

"Aunt Clara ..."

"Well, it's settled, come at eleven o'clock sharp and dress up."

Clara hangs up the phone, and Flora fidgets with it.

Karis happened to come in to see Lydia and she took her in her arms: "My little Lydia is getting prettier and prettier."

She looked up and saw Flora staring at her phone and said, "Did your Aunt Clara introduce you to another young talent?"

Flora blushed, "Hmm."

"Then go ahead, I don't think that Daniel Cole will come back in the future, maybe you'll find the right one again, my daughter is still worried about getting married?"

"Mom ..."

"Just kidding for you, but your Auntie Clara has had a hard enough time organizing this for so long, so why don't you just give her a break and go sit in the cafe for a while."

Flora had no intention of going on a blind date, so she didn't dress up deliberately, just washed her face, rubbed on some skin care products, changed into an outfit, and went downstairs.

At this moment Karis was putting Lydia in her cart and pushing her in front of the floor-to-ceiling window to sunbathe when she turned her head to see Flora in her plain white dress and smiled, "My daughter looks beautiful in anything."

Flora couldn't help but laugh, "Mom, it's like I'm a gem in front of you, always shining brightly."

"Who said that? It's obviously a diamond, it sparkles everywhere you go."

Flora laughed.

"Go ahead, play outside a little longer, I'm here at home."

"Mom, thank you."

"Don't be polite to me, go quickly."

Karis watched Flora go out, she had given birth but had been practicing yoga, her body was still good, just a little more plump than before, she rather thought this was just right for her, she was too thin before.

Flora walked out along the rainforest path, which was lined with enchanting summer flowers, but it set off her plain white figure.

Karis took out her phone: "Violet has gone, I can only help you here, it's up to you from now on."

"Mom, thank you."

"Heh, that's a little early for you to be calling your mother."

Karis hung up the phone, but a smile appeared at the corner of her lips as she leaned down and poked Lydia's fleshy little face, "Your stinky dad is just sweet-mouthed, do you think I can't help him?"

In the cafe, Flora's table had a bottle of roses in full bloom, the delicate petals still glistening with water droplets, the air floating with the aroma of coffee and the fragrance of roses.

She came an hour earlier than the appointed time and felt a little bored, so she went to the bookshelf by the corner and looked through the books, when her phone rang, and when she looked down, it was a message from Jay Moss to her: Violet, be happy.

Flora's heart thumped, she immediately called the phone, but it was Savanna who answered the phone, she looked like she had been crying, and there was something hoarse in her voice: "Violet, is something wrong?"

"Auntie Armstrong, where's Jay Moss?"

"Wow, he ... he went on a trip."

"Isn't his company busy anymore, so why did he go on a trip?"

"Violet, he ... is too tired and needs ... to rest."

"Auntie Armstrong, did something happen?"

Savanna couldn't hold back any longer, and fearing she might burst into tears, she hung up the phone in a panic.

Flora instinctively felt that something must have happened to Jay Moss, and the book she was holding fell to the floor, hitting her toes with some pain.

She stumbled outside with her phone in her hand, but she didn't expect to collide with a man, and when she looked up, it was Daniel Cole.

He clutched her arm, "Flora, what's wrong?"

"I have something to do, get out of the way!"

Daniel Cole dead clutch, just refused to let go: "I know you are still angry with me, but I thought about it, I really did not do well, you should be angry even, but I want to say to you ..."

Flora shook off his arm fiercely and rushed out in a hurry.

The delicate gift box in Daniel Cole's hand fell to the floor, and a diamond ring popped out inside, and he raised his foot and crushed the ring hard.

He had already given up his dignity and face, and only then did he come to meet with her, begging for her forgiveness, but he didn't expect her to be so determined, and she must have seen that the matchmaker was not the young talent in the photo, but him, and ran out in a huff.

Daniel Cole turned and said angrily, "Flora, this is my chance for myself, and my last chance for you!"

Flora's grip on the car door paused, she froze for a moment, then pulled the door open and got into the car, she knew Jay Moss must still be at the manor where they had lived together, those days, for her, were also fond memories of her childhood, where they had bonded, he must still be there.

She steered sharply and pulled the car onto the road, slamming the gas pedal to the floor as the car sped down the highway and soon disappeared from Daniel Cole's sight.

Daniel Cole clenched his fingers, he walked out at a brisk pace, the hot wind made his chest tight, he closed his eyes in some despair, and opened them slowly only after a long time: "Flora, have you really changed your mind?"

...

Flora drove for six or seven hours straight. By the time she arrived at the estate, it was late afternoon, and the whole estate was full of fruit trees. She had to follow the path through the orchard and find the cottage.

Lush fruit trees, the entire sky will be somewhat dim, the sky is suddenly covered with lead clouds, only to hear a loud click, lightning flashes and thunder, and in a moment the rainstorm like rain.

Flora arrived in front of the villa in front of the rainstorm, which was lit up at the time, but looked particularly bleak in the stormy, dark night.