From Trash to Treasure: The Sinclair Family's Beloved Genius novel Chapter 377

Chapter 377: Chapter 466: Donation

It’s unclear who started it, but the party hall was suddenly filled with teasing catcalls.

Chloe Sinclair froze for a moment. The name Sean Collins rang a bell, and her eyes immediately began scanning the crowd.

After a quick search, she finally spotted a quiet man with glasses behind a sofa.

Chloe Sinclair had a vague impression of Sean Collins. He used to be their vice class president and had pretty good grades, but he hadn’t done well on the college entrance exams and ended up at a university in Y Province.

Sean Collins was tall and had a scholarly look with his glasses. Hearing his classmates’ teasing, his face instantly turned beet red with embarrassment.

"Haha, look at Sean Collins blushing!"

"Sean, it’s now or never!"

"If you like her, just confess! Sean, are you a man or what?"

...

The catcalls rose and fell, and Chloe Sinclair frowned slightly.

’She really didn’t like seeing someone being forced into a corner like this.’

"Aren’t we here today to discuss the donations for Julie Judd? Why has the focus shifted to me?"

Chloe Sinclair’s voice wasn’t loud, but everyone heard her clearly.

Now that they were all adults, it was obvious she was trying to change the subject.

Summer Beckett, also worried Chloe Sinclair might get angry, chimed in, "Confess? What’s there to confess? Our Chloe has a boyfriend!"

Chloe Sinclair raised an eyebrow slightly, as if she’d already guessed what was coming.

She continued, "There are tons of guys online claiming to be Chloe’s boyfriend, writing thousand-word Confession essays to her every single day without fail."

Hearing this, everyone burst into laughter.

Sean Collins felt a pang of regret, but deep down, he also breathed a sigh of relief.

But whenever he thought about how outstanding Chloe Sinclair was, he felt he wasn’t even worthy of confessing his feelings to her.

The little episode passed quickly.

After they finished their meal, everyone began to discuss what to do about their former social chair, Julie Judd.

Donating money was a given, but that money would eventually run out.

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