Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life novel Chapter 1707

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Summary for Chapter 1707: Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

What Happens in Chapter 1707 – From the Book Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

Dive into Chapter 1707, a pivotal chapter in Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life, written by Carly Gale. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Novel fiction.

Jackson offered a faint smile, waving off the person before him. He settled into his study, meticulously flipping through the documents. Most of the information was old news to him, but since Fiona had tasked Nash with gathering it, he didn't want to let her down. So, he decided to go over these matters once more.

As he turned the pages, he stumbled upon a record he'd never seen before. The date was thirty years ago, right before his parents took him and Kimberly on the run.

"The Woods family is a web of secrets, and anyone who uncovers them meets a grim fate."

"Who would have thought the head of the Woods family is intersex?"

Jackson's eyes narrowed slightly as he quickly closed the file. Once he was sure he was alone, he reopened it. It was obvious these lines had been added intentionally, just for him. Someone knew about Nash's efforts to dig up the Woods family secrets and wanted to warn him.

Jackson shot to his feet and called Nash in. As soon as Nash entered, he saw Jackson's serious expression and felt a chill run down his spine.

"Jackson, I swear, some of this stuff wasn't my doing. Gerald gave me some of these documents, but now I can't find him. Is something wrong with them? I'll start checking right away."

Nash was terrified. Since Jackson's return from Southeast Asia, he had changed. In the past, Nash's occasional whining and charm got him far. As the only direct descendant of the Maple Grove branch of the Woods family, he was indulged, especially by Jackson, who was always patient with him.

But after coming back from Southeast Asia, Jackson wasn't the same. Even Nash's smallest attempts at charm were shut down with stern looks. Jackson would say that without the Woods family, Nash would have been in trouble long ago.

Nash didn't think he was so bad. Jackson still insisted on practicing boxing every day; it was a family tradition. Nash knew a little but found it exhausting to keep up. Still, Jackson pushed him to stick with it.

"Did Scott give this to you?" Jackson's voice was low and cold, the room's atmosphere feeling like it dropped several degrees.