Perhaps it was all the praise from her admirers, but Shelby Fenton's confidence, once shattered by Seraphina Sterling, had fully recovered in less than two weeks.
Less than two months into the school year, Shelby Fenton had become the most popular girl in the entire School of Economics and Management. She was the dream girlfriend of every guy on campus, a goddess in everyone's eyes. People saved her a seat in class and paid for her shopping. She received countless calls for dates every day, and male students would often confess their feelings to her, clutching bouquets of vibrant roses.
Of course, Shelby Fenton looked down on all of them. As an heiress of the prestigious Fenton Family, she would never get involved with such commoners. Even so, she thoroughly enjoyed being pursued, relishing the feeling of being adored and fought over by the masses. The attention from these male students immensely satisfied her vanity.
