The news of Moore Family’s bankruptcy was well known throughout Tung City.
After all, there had once only been one wealthiest family in the entire city, and that was Luke Moore’s.
As the daughter of the wealthiest man, Norris Moore was quite the spectacle.
In high school, she often skipped school, even taking Amelia Miller from the next class along with her.
X High School was a key school in Tung City.
Any student who could attend it was one in a hundred, with the remaining few slots kept for wealthy and august families for late admission.
Norris was one of those students admitted late.
For the people in Class Three, having Norris, who would often skip school and drag down the class average, was a great embarrassment.
The most outrageous thing she did was not attend school for an entire semester in her senior year of high school.
However, she showed up for the college entrance examination.
And when the exam results came out, everyone was shocked.
Norris ranked third in the entire school, outperforming the class representative of Class Three.
She was admitted to H University, becoming one of the three students from school entering H University that year.
This caused quite a stir in the school.
Some said she cheated, others believed there was a mistake in grading, and there were even those who thought that Norris’s wealthy father had bribed the markers.
Some went as far as to check Norris’s paper at the education bureau, trying to find any wrongdoing.
Later on, students from H University returned and said Norris had changed a lot.
She had become demure, ladylike, and didn’t smoke or drink.
She wore long skirts every day and was regarded as a goddess at H University, alongside with H University’s campus belle, Zara White.
However, it was soon reported that Norris had dropped out of H University.
There were even rumors that she had gotten married which was why she dropped out, but the rumors were just rumors after all.
The thought of Norris getting married was preposterous.
But now, seeing her again, Lynn Blythe found that Norris hasn’t changed at all from high school.
All those comments about being demure and ladylike were bullshit!
She was still the same Norris Moore who thought she was superior to everyone else!
Lynn Blythe fought back her anger, and sweetly introduced her boyfriend who was sitting next to her, “Honey, this is my classmate, Norris.
Meet each other.”
Lynn’s “honey” was a trust-fund kid: decent looking but with dark circles under his eyes.
Norris gave him a glance and smiled at him, and his eyes instantly lit up.
“Hello Miss Moore, my last name is Simmons,” he introduced himself politely.
“Hello, Mr.
Simmons.” Norris nodded and gave him a side-smile, propping up her face with her hand.
The rich kid’s eyes sparkled even more.
He had heard that Luke Moore’s daughter was beautiful, and now that he had met her in person, she was indeed stunningly beautiful.
So beautiful, in fact, that he wished he could take her to bed immediately.
Having been obsessed with women for years, he knew at a glance that Norris was an absolute stunner.
Compared to girls like Lynn Blythe, Norris was in a superior league.
Seeing her boyfriend continuously staring at Norris’s face, Lynn started feeling uncomfortable.
Suddenly, the female class representative who was sitting across from them on the sofa spoke, “Norris, a friend of mine told me a few days ago that he met a waitress who looked a lot like you while he was playing at Dark Nights bar.
It wasn’t you, was it?”