The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1568 The Odd Interview

Wynter needed to figure out who the "buyers" were. Missing just one would mean another student sold off.

"Do these classmates of yours share anything in common besides their family background?" Wynter asked. Eliana shook her head, but after a moment, she added, "Everyone has really good grades, so no one thought there was anything wrong with being selected for the scholarship."

Good grades? Wynter took note of that before scrolling through Penelope's social media. Even without being friends on the platform, hacking into it was simple for Wynter.

Through Penelope's post, Wynter could tell she was a cheerful, optimistic girl who wouldn't post anything negative. However, one post stood out. Wynter had to scroll back to read it again.

Despite the upbeat post, accompanied by a picture of a cup of milk tea, the caption read, "About to start a new chapter! All hard work will be paid off. The interview was a bit odd, but no big deal! Let's go!"

Wynter's finger hovered over the word "interview". "Do the chosen students have to go through an interview?" "I think so," Eliana replied, holding her cup and seeming to recall the details. "Back then, Penelope prepared for the interview for a long time. She practiced foreign languages every day, hoping it would come in handy when she went abroad."

darkened slightly. "Was the interview held at your

else. The students who didn't pass the interview were sent back, but I heard they got direct entry

warmth in it. "That must be quite an irresistible offer for the

would pass up such an opportunity. Whoever was orchestrating

selected. Penelope

"But there was something strange. After the interview, Penelope was more than

photo was taken near the interview location. She even called me after the

just overthinking about some things. She said she

while Eliana had never even stepped into Starbucks, despite there

and Penelope, even milk tea was

other. They bought it with their scholarship money, a small indulgence they allowed themselves every

often been looked down on by her classmates, who mocked her for never