She, like Arthur, climbed from the very bottom of society, naturally understanding the malice of human hearts in this world.
However, difficult to deceive doesn't mean impossible to deceive.
Especially after she witnessed how Arthur resurrected right in front of her, it became exceedingly difficult for her to maintain any rationality in his presence.
In a way, Arthur has been extraordinarily successful in the field of women's love psychology, so successful that he could practically publish a book on it.
The only issue is that such success cannot be unilaterally ended.
If Flora is rudely shut out now, it would only invite the wrath of Flora herself, the Marquis of Hastings' family, and even the Duchess of Kent.
But if they continue to maintain this vague relationship, it would deepen her feelings instead, and if he were to agree wholeheartedly, then...
Then Sir Arthur would be doomed!
