The Killer Queen with Multiple Disguises

Chapter 16 She Sets the Stage on Fire!

Laughter filled the room as everyone joked and laughed together.

In the front row, Hedy closed her eyes and, when she opened them again, she saw the information panel from the system.

“Trial mission (1) completed.”

“A new mission will be released tomorrow. Stay tuned.”

Mr. Evan appeared at the classroom door. “It’s our turn for makeup. Hurry to the dressing room and get ready for the performance!”

“Wow!” Sun exclaimed, leading the students as they rushed out.

The classroom was now empty, with only Hedy flipping through her books.

“Hedy, why don’t you go to the dressing room as well? See if you can help with anything,” Mr. Evan suggested with a smile.

He wanted Hedy to integrate into the group.

She was always so solitary.

Hedy nodded. There was nothing else for her to do anyway.

Watching Hedy’s retreating figure, Mr. Evan pursed his lips.

As he reflected on the transformation of these students in recent days, an idea slowly formed in his mind.

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In the dressing room.

A professional makeup artist hired by the school was applying various cosmetics on the faces of Class 7 students.

Hedy leaned against the wall, arms crossed. There was no need for her to help in this area.

Occasionally, girls from other classes blushed as they approached the makeup artist, asking questions like, “Is my eye makeup smudged?” or “Can you touch up my makeup?” or even “Will I look prettier like this?”

Their cautious yet excited behavior had one reason: Childe King, the new trustee of Lowell High School, would be attending the party.

Childe King was the dream man desired by countless girls worldwide!

If they caught Childe King’s attention during this performance, they would instantly climb up the social ladder.

Any San Francisco corporation that stood before the King Family would have to bow down!

“If I were a girl, I’d want to marry Childe King too!” A boy from Class 7 exclaimed.

“Unlike you, I just want to marry Goddess Hedy!” the girls from Class 7 said, their voices filled with admiration.

Men couldn’t hold a candle to Goddess Hedy!

They were completely conquered by her.

On the stage, the host began to liven up the atmosphere.

speech, the students took

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determined by the draw.

of their performances, everyone received a certain amount of applause.

the host announced the names “Gloria” and “Oliver,” the applause reached its peak in the audience.

in excited cheers.

“Gloria, Goddess Gloria!”

“Oliver, Oliver!”

people were the most popular students at

though Oliver had his engagement with Hedy called off, and Gloria had been criticized for the library incident, their status at Lowell High School remained

as she gracefully

violin, his focused expression making him

scene with

the applause grew

others rested their chins in

Wasn’t Gloria’s performance

heard it

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since Gloria

she played were different each time, the piano was always there, and he wasn’t exactly a loyal fan of piano music. He had

see something

Backstage.

perform on stage, the music teacher in charge of playing

you on the drums. You’ll have to find someone

quickly ran away.

faces of the

we chose, the drums are the main accompanying instrument. Without the drums, the entire style of the piece will change, right?”

have to be this critical moment? Where can we find

over and extended

the jazz

of the majority of songs were regular,

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look at sheet music. Instead, they relied on a

they could accurately control the rhythm of the

Sun widened his eyes and handed Hedy the headphones.

replied,

her only outlet for

unexpectedly earned the title of “the greatest drummer of the century” according to

stage, the female host beamed with a smile and announced, “Next up, we have the students from Class 7 of the senior year. They will

filling the air

took the stage, and the lights dimmed, leaving only

singing softly:

hold the line

giving up or giving in tell me

this house of mine

comes without a consequence or

introductory singing came to an end, a second

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