Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 369

The next day, as soon as Yvette entered the classroom, she was immediately surrounded. It was as if she were a celebrity being adored by her fans.

"Yvie, you've become an icon, not just at Jubilife University but across the whole internet!"

"That's right! Yvie, taking down Serena like that was so cool!"

"You're both cool and badass. I'm in love!"

Yvette, indifferent by nature, had no interest in such flattery. She simply nodded casually.

At the back of the room stood an unfamiliar face. Her outfit was a showcase of high-end designer labels. It was clear she was the daughter of a wealthy family.

Alice Robertson watched Yvette being fawned over with a hint of jealousy in her eyes. Her expression soured, and she scoffed.

Alice thought, "What's with the act? She enjoys all attention but pretends to be aloof. It's sickening to watch!"

Her scoff was quiet, but Yvette still heard it and noticed the new face in the classroom. Madison, sensing Yvette's gaze, immediately began to introduce the newcomer.

heights after Yvette saved her during the competition. Now, Madison was Yvette's biggest fan and looked up to her more than anyone

transfer student who just joined today. Her name is...

was her name

so excited about Yvette's arrival that they forgot about the new transfer

classmates failed to recall

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for a few years.

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a poised and gracious demeanor. "Since everyone has forgotten, let me introduce myself again. I'm Alice Robertson. Surely you've heard of the Robertsons so I won't need to elaborate." Her tone was laced with superiority. In

I'm back in Jubilife to study here, I hope we can get along well in the

gaze fell on Yvette, who remained

had come to the new school ready to be the center of attention. But when Yvette entered

designer labels marked her as a poor student with nothing but a

steal the spotlight from the

have something against you," Madison

reflecting an air of indifference. To Alice, this was a blatant disregard, which made her expression even worse. Everyone in the class knew