The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 129

Melody then immediately logged into her second alternate account, GraceMoves, and pretended to reply to her first account, CelestialBeauty.

“Exactly, I totally agree with you. If Celine, this so–called ‘Goddess of Sleep‘ who sleeps through her classes, became Yorhine University’s campus belle, it would be a joke!

“Melody is still the real campus belle!”

Then, Melody quickly switched back to her main account and made a public comment.

“Everyone, let’s stop arguing. Celine is a great person, too, and I’m willing to give up the campus belle title to her if that’s what everyone wants.”

Melody juggled three accounts, playing three different roles, trying to stabilize the situation. She absolutely couldn’t afford to lose her title as Yorhine University’s campus belle.

Sure enough, after this move, her loyal fanboys began to rally around her again.

Student A wrote, “Celine might be beautiful, but the campus belle can only be the talented Melody.”

Student B added, “Melody is my idol. No one can take her place in my heart.”

Student C chimed in, “I stand by Melody, the true campus belle!”

words directed at the male students. Her stunning looks and figure

Yorhine University forum quieted, and no one mentioned the campus queen debate

deserve to be in this position. Melody’s series of actions had successfully preserved her spot as

stomped her feet in frustration,

had almost lost her campus

echoed, signaling an incoming call.

came through. “Hello, Melody, how’s it going? Did Celine get kicked out of Yorhine University? I want

didn’t get kicked

“What?”

a clear, pleasant voice interrupted her. “Melody, I’m sorry

saw Celine and

calm, almost serene smile as she looked

and glared at Celine with burning hatred. “Celine, you don’t belong in Yorhine University. One day, I’ll

smile lingered. “Then I’ll be looking forward to

Melody was rendered speechless.

approached at that moment–it was

immediately grabbed his arm. “Adam, you shouldn’t have let Celine into

glanced at Celine, whose bright eyes were now