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Chapter 154

Calvin was dressed in a shirt, vest, and bow tie–he looked sharp, like someone who really paid attention to detail. The stylist was working on his hair, but Calvin was too absorbed in his book to notice.

Quinlyn recognized it right away–it was a foreign classic, the Mordorian version. She’d read it before.

As Calvin flipped through the pages, he made notes in the margins with his pen, which made the stylist stop and stare in

amazement

“Such beautiful handwriting! I can’t believe you understand these tough Mordorian words!” the stylist said, wide–eyed.

Calvin glanced up and gave a small, polite smile. “It’s really kind of you to say,” he replied, his voice soft and humble.

He carried himself so gracefully that even the stylist blushed a little. She quickly turned her attention back to Calvin’s parents.

“Your son is incredible. How did you raise him? Does he take tutoring classes?” the stylist asked.

“He’s never taken any classes. He just reads books on his own. We didn’t really teach him anything,” Calvin’s mother, Laura Meyers, said with a casual wave of her hand. Though her words were modest, it was clear from her expression that she was proud.

“Yeah, it’s all in the genes, Calvin’s father, Brent Meyers, added in a humble tone. “His teachers aren’t even as smart as he is. We’re here for the grand prize today–we could really use a new fridge at home.”

The stylist caught on quickly–they didn’t actually need a fridge, but what they really wanted was the win. And honestly, with so many kids around, none of them stood a chance against this little guy.

Niklaus wasn’t about to let Quinlyn sit off to the side like everyone else. He led her to another table and asked the stylist to do her makeup.

“Wow, Niklaus, is this the lead actress in your new movie? She’s got such a unique look, and her vibe is amazing. Don’t worry, I’ll make her look perfect, the stylist said, trying to butter him up after finishing Calvin’s makeup quickly.

The stylist noticed that Quinlyn wasn’t paying much attention, and Quinlyn was just playing a game on her phone, so the stylist couldn’t help but shake her head in disbelief in her mind.

If you want to promote a movie lead, you should let her walk the red carpet. Coming to a show like this makes her look out of place. She’ll be labeled illiterate before the movie even comes out. It’ll be awkward, the stylist thought.

Niklaus was fully aware of the consequences. He’d been on edge ever since walking into the room–way more nervous than Quinlyn, the contestant.

he couldn’t resist offering, “How about I

pulled Niklaus into the game with her instead. It was a new game from Stanley’s company, and it was still in

a few minutes later, he was just as

was called, she looked back and saw that Niklaus was still playing. Not wanting to interrupt, she just walked straight into the site for the preliminary

judges sat on one side, while a big screen showed the competition. There were

in total

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was multiple–choice questions. The third round was fill–in–the–blank.

She headed back to the

had noticed she was missing, and after asking the stylist, he learned she was already in. He hadn’t even finished a round of

Quinlyn nodded, continuing

questions weren’t too

get anxious. They had seen Calvin and Quinlyn go in for the test together, but now Quinlyn had passed, and Calvin was nowhere to be found.

check.” Laura

with you.”

walked out, only to find the

questions were way too hard. I’ve never seen

over our

country. They excelled in their academics, even participating in math Olympiads and

few minutes later, Calvin appeared in the

did it go? Did

who was pulled into the conversation by his parents, saw how nervous they were, so he didn’t try to hide it. He just nodded and said,

about the little girl in the other room, a

you need to pay

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a hundred spectators in the audience. According to the rankings from the preliminaries, Quinlyn was the first

Calvin, we love

“Calvin, you’re the best!”

finally saw a small, unfamiliar figure walk out, the cheering

Did they make a mistake? Who’s this kid? Is she better than

in confusion, the host took the opportunity to introduce Quinlyn. The crowd grew