The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 68

On the stage, Yvette, the honor student from the Music Department of Creston University, was giving her graduation speech with her father by her side

Overwhelmed by the memories of their four years in college, they were both on the verge of tears.

“Man, Yvette’s dad looks so young! And so handsome!”

“Yvette is the most beautiful girl in our Creston University, no wonder with those good genes from her parents!

“Wow, Yvette’s dad just said he’s going to donate three pianos to the music department! He’s loaded”

Im so jealous of Yvette’s life! She comes from a wealthy family, her parents adore her, she’s pretty, and she’s academically excellent tool

With her vanity fully stoked from all the compliments and envy pouring in from her classinates, Yvette stepped down from the podium with her head held high

Backstage, she spotted Ellinor, waiting for her turn to take the stage.

By tradition, the last to go on stage was usually the most important person.

about this, but she didn’t dare to protest as it

surprise, ‘Ellinor, you came all by yourself

Ellinor nodded, “Yep”

live in the countryside. You had to work really hard to get into the city for school! It must’ve been really tough for you, being sent away at such a young age! Poor thing! I guess that’s why you work so

So you plan to rely on

words, looking upset, “Ellinor, I was just trying to show some concern, but you just have to be so

by the emcee, Ellinor left Yvette

alma mater and her teachers, reminisced about her college life, and

makeup–free, exudes calmness and confidence. Her humorous graduation speech was quite infectious, making the audience laugh and

at the same time.

the

among the

up to her reputation as the top student, I

Ellinor is also one of the most beautiful girls in our school, albeit with

Ellinor from the Math Department is the true genius here, and she’s even prettier than

and talented, isn’t she still just an illegitimate child? Did you guys notice? She came alone today, no parents

mistress! Like father like daughter, I bet she’s no