CHAPTER 366: CHAPTER 366: SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

A girl walked in through the school gate, wearing a stunning body-hugging red dress that accentuated her curves. Her slender white legs were toned, attracting all attention.

But even more striking was her face.

The girl’s forehead was full and rounded, tapering into a duck-egg shape. Yet, her chin was sharp, perfectly blending roundness with elegance, dazzlingly beautiful.

If her face shape was already exceptional, her features were even more perfect—overall delicate, petite, yet distinct. Especially those eyes, large and expressive, with just a slight movement, they drew you in immediately.

Willow Grant was instantly struck by her beauty.

Such looks, rare even in the heavens, how often does one encounter them in this world?

But the next moment, Willow suddenly felt that this person looked familiar.

Wait!

Willow abruptly clutched the hem of her dress. Isn’t this...the waitress?!

How is she here?!

At that moment, Mio Osborne’s voice came from the front: "What are you looking at?"

Willow snapped back, shook her head, and said, "Nothing...just looking at a friend."

Mio instinctively looked over. The girl’s beauty was undeniable, but his gaze fell on her red dress.

"Dressing like this at school, what kind of student is that?!" Mio said with displeasure.

"Student?" Willow shook her head, "Teacher, you’ve misunderstood. She’s not a student; she’s just a waitress from the coffee shop. Not sure what she’s doing here, maybe just visiting."

After all, besides being the top-ranked school in the country, Crestfall University has beautiful scenery, especially during cherry blossom season, attracting many visitors for photos.

A waitress relying solely on her looks, dressed like that, must be here for the scenery!

Upon hearing she wasn’t a student, Mio’s face relaxed a lot and said to Willow, "It’s almost time. I’ve arranged an entrance test for you guys. Don’t be late, let’s go."

"Okay." Willow didn’t pay any more attention to Summer Monroe and followed Mio’s steps.

Since Damian Knight already had a good impression of her, she didn’t need to lower her standards to clash with a waitress. Otherwise, Damian Knight and Susan Stone would think less of her.

At the school gate.

Summer hadn’t noticed Willow; she was just looking for someone to ask for directions.

But before she could speak, a crowd surrounded her.

"Miss, are you a celebrity? Or a model? Have you been in any works? Your looks are stunning!"

"Yes, miss, what’s your name? Here for some photo-spotting?"

Summer felt slightly embarrassed. Did she really not look like a student?

But Summer then looked down at her eye-catching dress and showed a helpless expression.

It wasn’t her outfit when she left home. Who knew that halfway, the Midnight Coffee House would ask her to do a photoshoot for a promotional shot, so she went.

After the shoot, fearing she’d be late, she came straight over with her own clothes, causing such a misunderstanding.

Summer shook her head and explained, "I’m not a celebrity. I’m here for school."