Chapter 1964


    The buzz on social media finally made sense when the Collins and the McMillian families showed up at


    the g, each member donning QY''stest line of gowns and suits.


    It turned out to be Arabe''s brainchild!


    Wearing QY became the epitome of high-society taste; it was like a price hike for the brand, a form of


    indirect advertising that sent a message loud and clear: QY had a special ce in their hearts.


    It was a triple win.


    "So, Nelson, will you be passing on your legacy to Ms. Be in the future?" a reporter followed up.


    Nelson grinned from ear to ear, "Well, with all these esteemed gentlemen vying to pass their legacies to


    her, I hardly stand a chance. I''ve been pestering the youngdy for ages, but she wouldn''t budge. Then


    she went off and started her own thing. She doesn''t need to inherit anyone''s legacy. She''s already


    setting her own standards. But, of course, I hope my skills and styles will live on, and she''s the perfect


    candidate."


    With a chuckle, Nelson looked at the camera, "They say the power of the inte is mighty, right? Why


    don''t you online folks give me a hand here? Maybe there''s a chance things could change?"


    Everyone was shocked yet again. Arabe was so popr that even the world-renowned calligrapher


    and painter Nelson was repeatedly "begging" her to carry on his legacy.


    "Push for what? We had a deal not to bring this up today! To all the viewers tuned into the live stream, if


    you''re going to push for anyone, push for me, Beck Barton. Be is a student from our Westerly


    College! If there''s any legacy to be inherited, it should be mine!"


    At that, many viewers realized that Arabe was the same girl who had made headlines as the top-


    scoring graduate!


    No wonder she looked familiar when she made her entrance.


    She wasn''t just a Collins by chance. She was the heiress to the Collins fortune!


    Beck''s words made Brandy scoff, "What''s this now, a bidding war for talent? Be graduated from my


    institution first. If anyone''s legacy is to be inherited, it should be mine!"


    Not just the reporters and photographers, even the viewers watching the live stream were taken aback.


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    What did this mean?


    Wasn''t Arabe a student at Westerly College? How did Summerfield Collegee into the picture?


    Hadn''t Summerfield missed out on recruiting her?


    "Mr. Charles, could you please borate?" The reporter waspletely confused.


    "Well, Be started taking college courses while still in her first year of high school. In less than two


    years, she earned a degree from Summerfield College. She sat for Summerfield''s final exams as a


    self-taught student, not through the standard admissions process. Her knowledge surpassed that of


    regr college students, so I granted her a diploma from Summerfield College in her senior year."


    This revtion caused an uproar.


    "Later on, she showed her gratitude by taking on a role at Summerfield College, bing an honorary


    professor. The professors who were supposed to guide her ended up learning from her, calling her


    ''teacher'' despite her youth and busy schedule. She only taught a couple of sses due to her


    Now, not just the onlinemunity, but even the popcorn-munching Serena was stunned in front of her


    screen.


    Impossible.


    How could Arabe be a special appointee at Summerfield College?


    She knew full well the prestige that came with being an honorary professor at Summerfield College.


    Not just anyone could im that title!


    You can''t hide the truth forever!  Draмanоvеls


    Now, all those taunts hade back to p Serena in the face.