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

"From now on, Dr. Ray, you might want to be more careful when choosing students. We trust you didn't know, but if someone with an agenda decides to twist this, saying you encouraged plagiarism, that could be messy," Mr. Atticus said, his tone dripping with insincerity. He pretended to support Dr. Ray, but he was really putting the spotlight on him.This is the property of Nô-velDrama.Org.

No one had thought about it like that until Mr. Atticus spoke. Now, people were starting to look at Dr. Ray with suspicion.

Dr. Ray had published so many papers and won so many awards-was there something shady going on?

If a student is caught plagiarizing, it's rare for their teacher to be completely innocent.

"If you expel this student, everyone will see you as the victim," Mr. Atticus said with a mild smile. Flora's presence made him uneasy, reminding him of a terrible experience he had on an island. Unable to confront the real source of his anger, he directed it towards Flora.

Why did she have to look so much like that awful woman?

Dr. Ray met Mr. Atticus's gaze, fully aware of his attempt to smear his reputation. But he cared more about Flora's reputation than his own.

"Mr. Atticus, my student Flora is innocent and did not plagiarize. Let's not jump to conclusions without a proper investigation. Your careless words could ruin someone," Dr. Ray said sternly. Turning to Flora with a hint of urgency, he added, "Flora, what's going on here?"

He trusted that Flora wouldn't plagiarize, but his trust didn't mean others would believe the same, especially with the media present.

Flora needed to prove her innocence, or her future could be at stake.

Selene watched Flora curiously. She believed Flora wouldn't need to plagiarize, considering her talent.

But why were the papers identical?

Selene felt a sudden realization and stared at Flora in shock.

Under the intense scrutiny, Flora pulled her hand from her pocket, casually rubbed her wrist, and slowly smiled, "Does being identical automatically mean plagiarism?"

"If it's identical, what else could it be?" a girl from a medical organization said with disdain. Even now, she's trying to argue!

"Sister, if you plagiarized, just admit

it," Orla said kindly. "If you confess, there's still a chance. Dr. Ray is so kind; he won't be harsh on you. By continuing to deny it, you're just... embarrassing yourself."

"Why should Flora admit to something she didn't do!" Darcy shouted angrily, wishing she could slap this hypocrite. Orla's innocent smile hid her malicious intentions.

Orla looked hurt by the shouting, her lips trembling as if she might cry.

Seeing Orla distressed, the people from the medical organization got angry, "Is everyone from the University of Maple Grove like this? Denying obvious plagiarism? Do you even believe what you're saying? If it's not plagiarism, why is her paper identical to that blogger's? Are you going to tell me they are the same person?"

"Could it be, we are the same person?" Flora said slowly, narrowing her eyes.

The accuser paused for a moment, then burst into laughter, "You're saying you're her? Do you know who she is? The famous Sz! You're claiming to be her?!"