The Girl They Ignored Returned as the Woman Seven Men Would Die For novel Chapter 180

"Wow, The Seventh Day? I was absolutely obsessed with his thrillers in high school, but hasn't he been on hiatus forever?"

"Yeah, I used to leave comments begging for updates. I never expected to see him in the news for a massive donation."

"Ugh, I would kill for a new book from him. I wonder if he's working on anything this year."

Everyone was excitedly gossiping about everything regarding The Seventh Day.

Mika found an empty seat and sat down. Glancing at her phone, she immediately spotted the trending hashtag about his donation.

However, when she clicked on it, she realized it wasn't posted by Julian himself, but rather a promotional post by Everest Press after making the donation on his behalf.

The photo showed the publisher's staff holding up a massive banner, posing with the children at the Unity Special Education Center.

Even though Julian was nowhere to be seen, the pen name "The Seventh Day" was boldly printed in thick black letters across the bright red banner.

Mika could perfectly picture Julian losing his mind when he saw the post.

After all, his current goal in life was to remain as utterly invisible as possible.

Still, he had actually donated to those kids, and a staggering two million dollars at that.

It seemed their little day trip to the center really had struck a chord with him.

Beside her, Whitney Wade, the president of the Classical Strings Society, caught a glimpse of Mika's screen and leaned in curiously.

"Mika, are you a fan of The Seventh Day too?"

Because the Restoration Society interacted with students from every major, almost all the club presidents knew Mika.

Mika blinked before offering a polite smile. "I am. I've read all of his books. He's incredibly talented."

In reality, she had binge-read them all just last month.

"Oh, so you're a long-time fan. Are you super excited to finally see some news about him?"

Having literally hung out with Julian in person just two days ago, Mika smoothly played along.

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