Coolest Girl in Town

Chapter 659: S-Class Badge

After further consideration, Elise added another sentence. ‘Put out the bait to catch the big fish.’

Julius immediately understood. ‘Understood.’

Two days later, Elise returned to the dormitory to pick up her things after class. Mica was practicing calligraphy. After they greeted each other, Mica immediately began to sigh.

“What’s wrong?” Elise asked in concern.

“When will I finally receive guidance from QH of the Calligraphy Association if I continue practicing like this?” Mica asked dejectedly.

Elise leaned over to take a look. Mica’s words were not distinct, but they were clean and graceful. They gave off a delicate and exquisite vibe.

“I think they look great,” Elise commented objectively.

“Thank you, Elise. I know you’re just trying to cheer me up.” Mica put down her brush and sat back in her chair. Then, she looked up at the ceiling in despair and said, “I know my own abilities. But, with these chicken-scrawl-like words, it will be difficult for me to even join the school’s calligraphy club, let alone Tissote’s Calligraphy Association.”

Elise mulled over those words for a bit. Then, she turned around and returned to her desk. Taking out a gilded badge from the accessories in her bag, she handed the badge to Mica. “Here. Take this.”

Mica was stunned for a moment. Her eyes lit up immediately after taking a good look at the badge. She got up excitedly and took the badge. “Isn’t this a badge from Tissote’s Calligraphy Association? So, you’re a member of the Calligraphy Association, Elise! But why is your badge golden? I’ve seen the badges of other members. They are usually blue or silver…”

“Uh… This is the color for prospective members.” Elise came up with a random excuse. “In any case, you have the badge now. Then, when the Calligraphy Association holds an exchange meeting, you will be able to join in and learn some tips from the members there.”

this okay?” Mica

you really love calligraphy. So, just take it as though you’re attending an open class. It’ll be fine,” Elise said lightly. “This badge was given to me by a friend. So, I’m sure there won’t be a problem since she gave it

Thank you, Elise!” Mica happily accepted

even wore the badge when she went out on her date with Sebastian. It was not for showing

like a stereotypical straight guy as usual. Not only did he keep a distance that was neither too far nor too near from her, but he was also too embarrassed to be too direct even though he tried

walking toward them. Nevertheless, Tiana immediately saw through their

without showing her teeth. Her smile made her eyes curve and become as beautiful as crescents. Compared to Mica,

love and being praised. Therefore, she overlooked the deeper meaning behind those

heart. He loved Mica for her naivete and cuteness. Even so, no man could resist being tempted by a woman like Tiana. A sense of humiliation struck his self-esteem, and he suddenly did not want

our school,”

just that her face all but wrote her mocking thoughts on the subject. Suddenly, her expression changed when she saw the gilded badge on Mica’s clothes. Isn’t that a badge from Tissote’s Calligraphy Association? Ordinary members and senior members have blue and silver badges, respectively. This golden badge…

member, but she was only an ordinary member. Even her teacher was only an A-rank member. I’ve only ever seen the president of the Calligraphy Association wearing

put on a calm expression and pretended to be surprised as she

“No. This is something one of my friends lent to me. She told me that this is the badge for prospective members of the Calligraphy

chin slightly. It looks like this

to continue playing the role of Mica’s lover in front of Tiana. So, he randomly created an excuse and quickly took

standing there, watching the backs of those two departing figures with a

since those masters vanished out of sight. They probably

back to her senses a moment later.

where the safety deposit boxes of Tissote Bank were located. She confirmed that there was nobody in the surrounding area before

the scroll up again. Afterward, she closed the safe and took a cab home. It was not until she placed those scrolls in the safety deposit box at home that