Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life novel Chapter 1770

“I’m going to tell Zoe right now that you’ve been using the golden invitations without permission.”

Amy just shrugged, unfazed, and replied with a laid-back, “Go ahead.”

Her nonchalant attitude made it clear she wasn’t worried about the Larkin family digging into it. Jane, not being naive, approached Fiona, initially ready to grab the invitation from her hand. But, rethinking her strategy, she opted for politeness, “Mind if I take a look at your invitation?”

Fiona, by now, had caught on to Amy’s game. She handed the invitation to Jane without a second thought.

With shaky hands, Jane accepted the invitation, her mind racing with anxiety. If her suspicions were right, what would that mean?

She took a deep breath and opened the invitation. It was addressed to Fiona, the sole heir of the Stonnell family.

Jane stumbled back, eyes wide in disbelief. So, Fiona was indeed from the Stonnell family.

All those things she had done and said to Fiona—could they backfire on her now?

But how could this be? Fiona was known to be from the Capital. Jane had even done some digging. Everything pointed to Fiona growing up in Cedarvale and just attending college in the Capital. Nothing else ever turned up.

Why?

What’s going on?

Suddenly, she locked eyes with Fiona, her words deliberate and sharp, “You knew I was looking into you all along, didn’t you? You erased your tracks on purpose, just to throw me off. You were targeting me!”

“Bullies don’t get forgiveness,” Fiona replied, turning over and settling back into her nap.

She had no intention of forgiving Jane for her excessive actions. Even if most of it was due to Josie’s manipulation, Jane had still gained by going along with it. Fiona wasn’t going to let it slide.

As for the Kidd family, as long as they didn’t cross any lines, she wasn’t going to bother them.

She could clearly distinguish between the Kidd family and Jane.

Amy, though, was a delightful twist. Fiona’s lips curled into a smile. Things were getting interesting. Clearly, the States had far more drama than the Capital.