Chapter Summary: Chapter 1051 – Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life by Carly Gale
In Chapter 1051, 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.
When Beck spoke up, the cops handed the phone over to Blake without hesitation. Blake knew Beck was just itching to see her squirm, but she took the phone anyway and dialed her dad's number. She held onto a tiny hope that he'd find a sliver of fatherly love to bail them out.
The call connected after just one ring.
“Dad…” Blake's voice cracked.
“Why is it you!” Her dad's voice was ice-cold and laced with anger. “Blake, I must be cursed to have a daughter like you. You're on the brink of destroying the overseas company I built. Daughters are nothing but trouble, damn it! You'd be better off rotting in jail!”
With that, he slammed the phone down.
Blake hung her head, tears finally streaming down her face. Her dad was even more ruthless than she'd feared. To him, she and Lydia were just burdens, unwanted and unloved.
Noticing her tears, Beck showed no compassion, twisting the knife further. “Blake, you plagiarized Ms. Flora's paper. We'll drag this lawsuit out as long as we can. If you end up having to pay, it’ll be at least ten million. Can't cough up that kind of cash? Then it's off to jail for you.”
Blake knew her dad wouldn’t come to her rescue. Without ten million on hand, prison was her only option.
“Better get comfy; this is just the beginning,” Beck sneered, his tone as cold as ice. No way the Haines family was letting the Neville sisters off the hook that easily. Their troubles were just getting started.
Lydia and Blake clung to each other, sobbing, but no one showed them any sympathy. Kaylee, Howell, and Beck all wore indifferent expressions.
Once they left the station, Howell drove Kaylee back to school. As soon as they were gone, Beck whipped out his phone and eagerly called Connor. “Boss, I’ve cracked another of Ms. Flora’s aliases!”
“She’s Rose!”
Beck was over the moon! But Connor, on the other end, just gave a nonchalant “Oh” before hanging up.
Still buzzing with excitement and with so much left unsaid, Beck immediately called Moss. As soon as Moss picked up, Beck shouted, “Moss! You owe me a month of washing my stinky socks! I won the bet!”
“I should’ve asked for more. Since you’re doing laundry anyway, why not tackle my underwear too?”
“Why are you calling me that…”
“Because you’re amazing,” Connor said, massaging her back to prevent any strain. “Rose.”
Flora: “...”
“I never realized my Flora was so talented, even being Rose.” Connor continued massaging her back, speaking slowly. “I heard you designed Rafael’s clothes. That’s impressive.”
Flora was utterly confused. His tone had an odd, sarcastic edge to it. She couldn’t quite place it.
Connor figuring out she was Rose didn’t shock her; she'd braced herself for that, especially since even Lydia had noticed. But the sarcasm threw her off.
She looked at Connor, puzzled. He met her gaze, and in that instant, something clicked for Flora.
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