Coolest Girl in Town

Chapter 12,Coolest Girl in Town

And so, Elise’s class welcomed a new classmate that day. “Hello, everyone. I’m Danny Griffith, your new classmate.” Danny flashed an innocent smile as he stood on the stage, single-handedly charming many of the female students in class. “Wow! Isn’t he Danny from Class 12A?”

The girls in class exploded into discussions at once. Even Nicole Snyder, the number one student in school, gasped in awe and called him handsome. Elise was initially sleeping face-down at her table, but she looked up when she heard a familiar voice. Discontent filled her eyes in an instant. How unlucky! I can’t seem to get rid of him no matter what. “I’ll just take a seat here, Miss.”

Danny started walking forward right after that. All the girls stared at him excitedly, until their gaze finally fell on the empty seat beside Elise. How’s this possible? Why her? Did Danny request for a class transfer just for her? Everyone was in disbelief. “Nice to meet you, my new deskmate.”

Danny cocked his head with a mischievous smile on his face. Elise fidgeted with the pen and paper in her hands, feeling utterly annoyed inside. “Hey, Elise! Have you gone mute?!” Danny was furious at being ignored by Elise. From that moment on, Elise no longer experienced a peaceful moment in class. “Hey, did you understand everything the teacher said?” “Elise, talk to me!”

on waving his hand in front of her face, her only response being silence. It angered him so much that he couldn’t sit still. His irritating behavior continued until they were having a mathematics class one day. The teacher announced, “Is anyone interested

into thought. Then, an idea popped into his mind. He raised his voice all of

even been to a Math Olympiad class?” “That’s right! She’s biting off more than she can chew.” “Quiet!” The teacher cleared her throat

join next year instead?” Elise felt like she was being looked down upon. She didn’t want to join the competition to begin with; the reason wasn’t because she wasn’t good at math,

“Don’t worry, Miss. My math has always been pretty good back in our old school.” Nevertheless, no matter how good she was in the countryside, there was no way she could compare to those who’d received high-end formal

enough, she’s totally overestimating herself! After class, Danny raised his voice on purpose and said pompously, “You

back her chair and walked out of the classroom before she sneakily took out her phone. ‘See you by the stairs, Boss.’ Elise put away her phone and headed over to the staircase. She could see Jamie standing by the corner