In the past, whenever Quinn heard Cody Garrett and Luke Lawrence talking about Jade, their words were full of praise and admiration.
They mentioned that she had majored in translation abroad and was fluent in several languages.
So, she already knew what Jade's major was.
Jade's eyes flashed darkly. How did this shameless woman know about the recommendation requirement?
But on second thought, the competition was all over the news these days; it was a trending topic, so it made sense she would have seen it.
Regardless, the question gave her another perfect opportunity to show off.
A superior smile hung on her lips as she intentionally raised her pitch, making sure to highlight how spoiled she was by Miles.
"The publisher sponsoring my translation this time is Voyager Foreign Language Press."
Quinn's gaze tightened. Voyager Foreign Language Press had actually selected her translation?
It seemed her translation skills were indeed high.
Still, Quinn breathed a silent sigh of relief.
She was being sponsored by Blackwood Press. As long as they weren't under the same publisher, that was fine.
The relaxing of her brows was interpreted by Jade as sheer ignorance—a look of someone who had never seen the world.
She curled her lips into a smirk and explained, "You've probably never heard of them, have you? Let me enlighten you."
"They are a top-tier, historic publishing house in the foreign literature translation industry, ranking firmly in the highest echelon. Countless veteran translators are dying to get a recommendation from them."
At this point, Jade cast a seemingly casual glance at Quinn, adding a layer of smugness to her tone. Her eyes overflowed with the superiority of a favored woman.
"Speaking of which, Miles is just so thoughtful. Knowing how desperately I wanted to enter The National Prize for Literary Translation, he threw down a massive amount of money to acquire Voyager Foreign Language Press. It saved me the trouble of networking and pulling strings. He really takes care of every little obstacle for me."


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