South Grant has always been low-key at school. Besides Chester Lynch and the principal knowing that Nathan Foster is her uncle, no one else was aware.

But Fiona Grant was different, she only wished others didn’t know she was the granddaughter of The Foster Family.

At this moment, everyone else at school was buzzing with gossip, telling various versions of the Cinderella-like transformation into a princess.

Felicity Grant was utterly furious upon hearing these words.

Originally, she was hesitant about what Marcus Shaw had said, but now she was even more convinced.

Even if you try to attach yourself to The Grant Family, what use is it? Today, you’ll still become the biggest joke at the graduation ceremony.

Meanwhile, Fiona Grant was standing on the auditorium stage, unaware of Felicity Grant’s malicious intentions.

Fiona Grant introduced the next program, and as she was about to leave, she noticed someone sitting in the VIP area.

That spot was dimly lit, so very few people noticed it.

Ivan Keller and Nathan Foster were sitting side by side, their faces serious and grave.

After sending that video to Ivan Keller last time, there had been no response.

Seeing this scene, Fiona Grant realized Ivan Keller was definitely here to see South Grant. She stepped back behind the curtain, hatching a plan.

She called over the student council leader in charge of the backstage work and added an impromptu program.

This program was for South Grant, leaving her completely unprepared.

South Grant’s program was arranged immediately after Fiona Grant’s solo performance.

Having meticulously rehearsed, Fiona Grant’s performance compared to South Grant’s lack of preparation would create a stark contrast.

At this moment, while Fiona Grant was performing on stage, singing sweet music accompanied by elegant dance moves, she received unanimous praise from teachers and students.

Meanwhile, South Grant sat in the audience, completely unaware that she was up next.

It was South Grant’s homeroom teacher who noticed, calling her out from among the students.

"Why are you still sitting here? Your program is up next, acting as if nothing’s wrong."

"What program of mine? I’m not even participating."

The homeroom teacher was taken aback and pointed to an electronic screen beside the stage:

"Look for yourself, the next program is your solo performance."

South Grant looked up, and upon seeing the next program, her face darkened.

Her name wasn’t there just moments ago, why did it suddenly appear now?

South Grant’s gaze then turned to the stage. The homeroom teacher said something she didn’t catch, only seeing the person on stage gently swaying their skirt, their eyes darting towards her.

Despite the distance, South Grant could see the provocative look in her eyes.

South Grant couldn’t help but let out a cold laugh. It was nothing more than Harold Foster being here today, trying to steal the spotlight while stepping on her to do so.

Quickly, after Fiona Grant finished her performance, she didn’t leave the stage but took the microphone to introduce everyone:

"The next program, classmate South Grant from our senior year class three, will be performing. Let’s welcome South Grant on stage."

After Fiona Grant finished speaking, there was no response from backstage, a slight, subtle smile appearing on her lips.

She knew South Grant definitely couldn’t make it on time; even if she did, it would be just to make a fool of herself.

With South Grant delaying her appearance, Fiona Grant grew increasingly pleased. At this moment, she looked at Harold Foster, seeing him with a slight frown.

Fiona Grant, still using her gentle and sweet voice, spoke again:

"As everyone knows, South Grant is my brother, and if he’s not coming up now, he must be joking with me. Now, let’s all give a round of applause to welcome my brother, South Grant. I’m waiting for you on stage."

The more poised and adaptable Fiona Grant appeared, the more it seemed that South Grant couldn’t rise to the occasion.

No matter if South Grant came up or not today, Fiona Grant’s objective had already been achieved.