Chapter 152
On the day Josie went to kindergarten for registration, Rosemont University had already started classes.
It was just that the returning students would register over the weekend, while the new students would register on Monday.
That day, a post about new students was pinned at the top of the Rosemont University forum and went viral. It drew in lots of students to read, comment, and share their thoughts.
The post stated: "Top-scoring fairy girl is about to register at our school, and she declares she’ll win over all the boys. So, girls, are you ready?"
The post included a large photo.
In the photo, the girl had long black hair cascading down her back and was wearing a flowing white dress. She stood under a cherry blossom tree, facing away from the camera, gently holding a branch of cherry blossoms. She did indeed look a little fairy-like.
The post stated that the fairy girl was named Avery Murphy. She had recently taken her biological father’s surname, Carter. It was rumored that she was the most beautiful student in the history of Rosemont City School. From kindergarten until she turned eighteen, she called herself the "Fairy Girl," claiming that no one in the world was as beautiful as she was.
"It is said that she once privately stated that as long as she wants to, she can easily attract any type of guy. She also mentioned that looks-obsessed boys love her beauty, intellectual guys admire her talent, gold diggers are attracted to her background, and those who are into physical appearance are drawn to her figure. In short, she has qualities that captivate different men."
"She also said that on this planet, only Alexander Moran and Prince Charles Andero are worthy of her. All other men, no matter how outstanding, are only fit to be behind her."
"Beautiful women often attract gossip. It’s actually hard to determine the truth of the rumors about her, as she is a loner and has no friends."
"Why does she have no friends? It’s said that girls are afraid she will steal their boyfriends or crushes, so they don’t dare to hang out with her. Boys think she is not only a fairy come down to Earth but also a wealthy heiress. She’s unreachable, and they also don’t dare to approach her."