Coolest Girl in Town

Chapter 90

“Hurry up, Elise!” Mikayla urged Elise to help, since she was about to lose. Elise asked, “What happened? Why are there so many trolls there?” Mikayla grumbled, “These guys said Jack is just a talentless celebrity who only got popular because he’s hot. Said he can’t even act his way out of anything. Someone even called him a sissy. God, that makes me so mad.” “Haters, huh? Ignore them. I’ll help you.” She took her phone out, and lines of code flashed on her screen. Material © NôvelDrama.Org.

Elise hacked into Twitter’s server and banned the haters from the platform. “Oh, they finally stopped.” When the trolls stopped commenting, Mikayla gushed, “They must have backed off because they’re scared of me.” Elise kept her phone and said nothing. Danny came to pick Elise up after school. The moment she came back, she heard someone playing the piano in the piano room, and her eyes lit up.

She thought it was Alexander, so she put her bag down and went upstairs, but the moment she came up, the piano went silent. A moment later, she heard the sound of something getting scrunched up, and Jack came out looking frustrated. He saw Elise, but he went past her without even saying hi.

“Jack…” Elise wanted to say something, but she decided against it. Curious, she went into the piano room only to see it looking like a mess. The floor was littered with crumpled papers, and even the stand, which stood perfectly fine before, was now lying on the ground. Elie crouched down to pick up the crumpled papers and opened it to see what it was.

An unfinished song. “Ah, Miss Elise, you’re here,” a servant suddenly said. Elise kept the paper quietly. “Yes?” The servant said politely, “Yes. Master Alexander will be working overtime tonight. Master Jonah doesn’t want him to eat out, since the food outside isn’t hygienic, so he asked the servant to cook something for him.

But Mrs. Woods is on leave to see her sick grandchild, while Stella can’t leave. In the end, I had to come to you for help.” “You want me to take his dinner to him?” The servant looked worried that Elise might be offended. “It’s fine if you can’t do it.” Hm, I don’t have anything else to do, and the servants

are busy. I might as well help them. “Oh, just leave it to me. Pack his dinner up and I’ll take it to him.” The servant was delighted to hear that.

“Of course, Miss Elise. I’ll take my leave now.” After the servant was gone, she picked the paper up and kept them before leaving. Elise took both her and Alexander’s dinner on her way out. On her way there, she looked through the song she picked up back at the piano room. Hm, it’s okay, but it doesn’t pop out. It’s a bit mediocre, but if it’s spiced up a little, it should work. She started changing it up, but a short while later, she was already at the company.

“We’re here, Miss Ashlyn.” She kept the paper and pen in her pocket before going into the company with two sets of dinner in hand. Everyone knew her as she came with Jonah before, and they greeted her respectfully. “Miss Sinclair.” Elise wasn’t used to people being so polite to her, so she went up to the top floor alone using the VIP elevator.

When Alexander’s assistant saw her, he greeted respectfully, “Miss Sinclair, what brings you here?” She raised the lunchbox in her hand. “Where’s your boss?” “He’s in a meeting, but you can wait for him in his office.” Then, he led Elise to Alexander’s office. It wasn’t her first time in his office, but it was her first time taking a close look.

His office was huge, and it had leather furniture as well as a luxurious desk. A big french window stood behind his chair, and it overlooked the whole city. She picked up a magazine from the book rack and read it on the sofa. Time passed. When Alexander came out of the meeting, his assistant went up to him.

“Sir, you’re finally done.” Alexander arched his eyebrow. “Did something happen?” He walked ahead. “Yes. Miss Elise is here. She’s in your office, but it’s been three hours.” Alexander was obviously delighted to hear that, but he asked curiously, “Why is she here though? And why didn’t you tell me?”

The assistant wanted to explain, but Alexander was already hurrying to his office. He pushed the door open and was about to go in, but the next second, he stopped and put his finger to his lips. The assistant knew what Alexander meant, so he retreated. Elise was already asleep on the sofa when he came in.

Alexander looked at her gently. Night had already descended upon the city, and the moonlight shone upon her silently, as if protecting her. He went to the cubicle and took a blanket to cover her up, but she opened her eyes before he could do it. Their gazes met, and time stood still for a moment.

“Oh, you’re awake,” Alexander spoke first. She sat up right away. “Sorry, I fell asleep.” Alexander stood up. “It’s fine. Sorry you had to wait.” Oh, yeah. I’m here to give him his dinner. “Here you go. Your grandpa told the servants to make you this. I bet you’re hungry, so dig in.”

Alexander arched his eyebrow. Huh? Grandpa knows I usually have dinner at the company’s cafeteria whenever I have to work overtime. So why did he ask Elise to come? He knew what his grandfather was trying to do, but he didn’t tell Elise. “Yeah, I am. We can have dinner together if you want to.”

Elise was hungry as well, so she took her lunchbox out and laid it on the table before handing Alexander’s cutlery over. They sat across from each other and had their dinner in silence. Elise was wolfing it down like an uncivilised brute, for she was starving. Alexander cocked his eyebrow and chuckled. “Well, someone has a big appetite.”