Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 272

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 272

The school was particularly lively and buzzy—something great must have happened. Janet could hear students gossiping in their classes while walking along the corridor.

“I heard that the representatives of the Royal Academy of Music in Yobril are visiting Star High School to recruit talent.”

“That’s right. I even heard rumors that the talent who is being recruited this time will become the successor of the Royal Academy of Music.”

“That can’t be true. They are actually giving such an impressive offer?”

“It’s true. Emily Jackson from Class A of Twelfth Grade bragged earlier in the morning that she has met with the people from the Royal Academy of Music.”

“That’s impressive! Looks like she is quite talented in music.”

“Who knows if it’s genuine? Either way, I don’t have the ability.”

Upon hearing that, Janet’s red lips were slightly raised. Without saying anything, she went straight to Class F.

Meanwhile, Class A of Twelfth Grade was especially lively. A large crowd of students walked up to Emily and sucked up to her. “Emily, have you really met with the people from the Royal Academy of Music in Yobril?”

“That must be true. There isn’t a need for Emily to lie to us.”

“However, Emily, how did you get the chance to meet them?”

“Does this mean that you will become their successor after meeting them?”

Emily felt like she was on cloud nine as she listened to everyone’s discussion and praises. She enjoyed being the center of everyone’s attention. Although she was delighted, she still maintained a humble appearance on the surface. She nodded and deliberately took out the music score to read.

When Madelaine, who was beside her, saw it, she blinked at the crowd. “Look at Emily—she’s not only capable, but she’s also hardworking!” Although she was envious and even jealous of Emily, she believed that Emily would help her after succeeding in life since they had such a good relationship with each other. Maybe she could even get to know some people from the upper-class society through Emily.