Coolest Girl in Town

Chapter 261,Coolest Girl in Town

Shocked, Elise quickly stepped backward. However, the woman stopped all of a sudden too. Her eyes widened as she stared at Elise, who was standing in front of her. Thereafter, she became very agitated and pulled Elise’s arm with force. “Yoyo… My dear Yoyo, you’re such a big girl now. Come here and let Mommy take a closer look at you…” Elise was dumbfounded by the woman’s reaction, so she quickly pushed her away. “What are you doing?

Please don’t come near me. I’m not Yoyo.” However, the woman grabbed her even tighter. “No, you’re Yoyo, You’re my Yoyo. Yoyo, Mommy missed you so much…” The woman started tearing up as she said that. For some reason, Elise felt sorry for the woman when she saw her weep.

As such, she stopped pushing her away and allowed the woman to tug at her without resisting. But the next second, the woman directly reached out her arms to hug Elise. “I’m sorry, Yoyo. Mommy has let you down…” Elise instinctively patted the woman’s back, and the woman gradually calmed down under Elise’s appeasement.

Just then, a servant ran over in a fluster. “Madam, why are you here?” With that, the servant was about to pull the woman away, but the latter shoved her to the side. “Don’t touch me! I just want to be with my Yoyo. Stay away, all of you!” “This is not Miss Yoyo, Madam. You’ve made a mistake.” “No, I did not! It’s her! She’s my Yoyo…” While saying that, the woman tightened her grasp on Elise. The servant was in a quandary as she said to Elise apologetically, “I’m so sorry for the trouble Madam had caused, Miss Sinclair.”

“It’s okay,” Elise said as she glanced toward the woman. At this moment, Faye walked over with a gloomy face, but she still kept her shirt on and said to the woman, “Please let go of her, Mom. She’s not Yoyo. She’s a guest of mine…” Nevertheless, the woman would not listen at all as she continued holding onto Elise. Perceiving that the soft approach would not work, Faye ordered the servants behind her, “Why are you all still standing there?

pull my mother away.” The servants went forward to pull the woman, but the woman mustered all of her strength at this moment to hold onto Elise stubbornly and did not allow the others to come near. “Go away, all of you! Don’t harm my Yoyo. Don’t come near…”

her, who then quickly went forward and brought the woman away. It was only after the woman had left did Faye say to Elise, “My apologies for

I shall take my leave first,” she said. “Please walk Miss Sinclair out, Ms. Johnson.” “This way please, Miss Sinclair.” Rowena led Elise out of the bungalow and specially arranged a chauffeur

the sound of running tap could be heard. Elise put down her bag and sat down on the chair to unpack some of her own luggage. Just then, the bathroom door opened and a tall girl walked out. Seeing Elise, she asked directly, “Are you

a mask?” Elise explained, “It’s nothing. It’s just more convenient to have a mask on.” Hearing that, Addison Whitlock did not continue asking as she introduced herself. “I’m Addison Whitlock. What about you?” “Elise Sinclair.” Addison was astonished upon hearing this name. With her eyes wide open, she asked agitatedly, “Are you Elise Sinclair, the top scholar this year? The prodigy who scored full marks for a few papers in the exam?” Elise nodded. “Oh

god.” While saying that, Addison sent a voice message. “Hey, sis. Quickly

door open and walked in, “Hey, Addy! Who’s the new friend?” As soon as she asked that, the girl saw Elise, who was standing in front of her, so she greeted courteously, “Hello!” The next second, Addison pulled Elise over and wore a proud look. “Do you know who she is?” The girl responded with a puzzled look.

Elise Sinclair?” Elise was amused by the two girls’ reactions. Since when did I become so famous that they have to be so stirred up upon hearing my name? “I’ve heard that you enrolled in Tissote University, but I didn’t think that we would be in the same faculty. Hi, I’m Ricky Williams, Addy’s childhood friend. We grew up in the same neighborhood.” Ricky’s name was just as gender-neutral as