Chapter 175


    The two continued to chat for a bit.


    Out of the blue, Kerri said, “I just saw that you’re pretty popr in the voting for the school culture


    festival. Looks like you stand a good chance of winning the wholepetition. Mr. Whitfield seems to


    have boosted your poprity quite a bit.”


    Agnes asked, puzzled, “What culture festival?”


    Kerri exined, “The annual school culture festival. Each school sends a performance topete, and


    the winning performance gets a reward. It’s a big deal for the school’s reputation. Plus, this year’s


    festival coincides with Lakeside College’s centenary celebration, so we got the hosting rights. The


    school’s taking it super seriously.”


    Agnes was actually familiar with the yearly school culture festival. It was like a big cultural exchange


    the hosting rights.


    The festival took ce at the end of October every year, with top universities nationwide sending a


    performance topete. Top government officials woulde to watch, and in recent years, there


    was even a hefty cash prize and a medal of honor.


    Although it was ostensibly to promote cultural exchange, in reality, it was a power struggle among the


    major universities. The school always ced great importance on


    this event.


    Agnes said, puzzled, “But aren’t all thepeting performances handled by the performing arts


    department?”


    The reason Agnes didn’t make a big deal out of this event was that for many years, the opportunity to


    participate was basically given to the performing arts department. The students there were incredibly


    talented. Some of them had even entered the entertainment industry and made a name for


    themselves.


    Naturally, they should be the ones to take on such a task that brought glory to the school.


    It was said that the school culture festival was a great opportunity for performing arts students to


    showcase their talents, as many people from entertainmentpanies woulde on the day of the


    The current rising star in the entertainment industry was the champion of thest culture festival. Her


    stunning opera performance swept everyone off their feet. She was spotted by a talent scout, released


    her first album, and starred in two TV series in the same year, bing famous overnight.


    Almost all performing arts students saw the culture festival as a stepping stone to the entertainment


    industry, and there would be some disputes every year over the performance.


    V…


    Kerri said, “In the past, this had nothing to do with us. But this year the school has a new rule.


    Apparently, the school has decided that thepeting performance will be a y this time, so there’s a


    school-wide vote to select a male and female student with the highest poprity to be the leads of the


    y. The announcement was sent out a month ago, and the voting is posted on the official website,


    with the names of almost all students on it. The deadline is tomorrow. I checked this morning, and


    among the girls, you have the highest poprity right now, followed by Cecile.”


    A month ago, Agnes was fully devoted to the drama crew and had no time to pay attention to anything


    else. Now, she finally had some free time to pick up her phone and nce at the campus forum, which


    she usually never cared about.


    Sure enough, in the poprity vote, she was leading with over thirty thousand votes. The second ce


    only had over ten thousand votes. She was undoubtedly in first ce. She also casually nced at the


    voting situation for the boys. Without a doubt, the first ce in the boys’ vote was everyone’s favorite,


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