My older sister is a villainous rich girl

Back in elementary school, Ge Li successfully transferred classes.

Although the rules in the elementary school are not as strict as those in the main campus, it is enough to show that this approach is viable.

"It seems you're quite determined, Wayne." The chairman tossed the magnifying glass back onto the table.

"Out of consideration for Prince Richard, I can submit this matter to the council for discussion," he finally said.

"But the outcome cannot be guaranteed."

Wayne's expression remained unchanged at his answer, which was in a sense an attempt to shirk responsibility.

This result is not bad.

Winning a majority of seats on the council is not as difficult for me as it may seem to outsiders.

As Richard emerged from the chairman's office, he seemed deeply apologetic for failing to achieve his goal.

“I’m sorry, Wayne,” he said in a low voice, “the chances of this succeeding are slim.”

Wayne turned around and glanced at him with a surprised expression.

"Why do you say that? And this isn't Richard's fault, so why apologize?"

Richard sighed and explained why he was pessimistic:

"The seats on the school council are held by different factions, and they are full of contradictions, making it difficult to reach a consensus."

“There may even be situations where, as long as one group agrees, another group will oppose it at all costs.”

“I can influence one of the votes, plus the chairman himself, that makes two votes. But to get a majority, at least four votes are needed.”

...So that's what you were worried about.

Wayne smiled and said, "It's alright. Our Wincher family can do some favors and hopefully win one of their votes."

As a leading figure in the socialite circle, Ashville doesn't just eat and drink for free every day.

Even though the academy is not within the traditional sphere of influence of the Winchester family, it is not difficult to get a vote, or even more votes, on such a small matter as long as some interests are exchanged.

That's a conservative estimate, so I'd get three votes.

However, the real ballast doesn't come from the Wincher family.

But -

……

"So, you want Tasia to transfer to your class?"

Edgeworth House.

Ge Li was only wearing a light and airy slip dress. She casually leaned against the table where she usually sat, and picked up a few sheets of sheet music to look at them idly.

Her seat was taken by Wayne without any hesitation, but she didn't want to sit in Wayne's lap.

Otherwise, there's no way to handle things properly.

So I had no choice but to stand there.

The girl's fair legs were right there in front of him, attracting the boy's lingering gaze.

Wayne slumped dejectedly onto the table, turning his head toward her.

I want to touch it properly, but I don't dare.

He couldn't help but loosely clench his other hand, which was resting on the table.

Ge Li casually ruffled his hair and said, "Be good, don't move around."

It's like coaxing a puppy.

"Ah."

He uttered a very strained interjection through his nose.

Geli is currently multitasking, listening to Wayne's explanation while selecting scores for the orchestra's next rehearsal.

The orchestra no longer has an activity room, but the academy is so big that it's not difficult to find a temporarily empty area.

After the last blow, Miss Karaman, the deputy minister, must have lost all her prestige within the orchestral department.

While thinking about all sorts of random things, Wayne said softly:

"There are seven seats on the council. The Edgeworth family, who have always held a reserved seat, should be able to cast at least one vote, right?"

Upon hearing his question, Ge Li put down the sheet music in his hand.

Two votes.

She said, "I can give two votes."

Wayne's face lit up with joy.

But before he could be happy for long, Ge Li's expression changed, and he coldly laughed, "But... why should I help you?"

Seeing that she seemed a little unhappy, Wayne chuckled awkwardly, "We're already in this kind of relationship, why are we being so formal?"

Ge Li snorted coldly.

"Yes, once you get too familiar with something, it loses its novelty. Your classmate Tasia is a good example."

Wayne was completely baffled.

I really have no improper thoughts about Tasia, so why won't you all believe me!

When you tell a lie, it's easily taken as the truth; when you tell the truth, it's easily taken as a lie.

In short, being a person is really too difficult.

“I’ll never get tired of Miss Ge Li, no matter how familiar I am with her.” He pulled her hand in a flattering manner.

"Don't touch me."

Wayne could only gaze at her with pitiful eyes, hoping she would soften her heart towards him.

Ge Li found him too in the way, pushed him aside, and sat back down on the edge of the bed.

Of course, this small situation wouldn't make Wayne give up.

He got up and sat down as well.

"Think about it, Tasia has always been ostracized by the students in the class. How heartbreaking that must be!" Wayne advised.

He was trying to evoke the girl's sympathy.

However, Miss Ge Li's attitude was indifferent and she remained unmoved.

"What does that have to do with me?"

It's truly hard to accept that we failed in the area where we were most confident.

Wayne wrapped his arms around her waist, pulling her close to his ear and whispering, "What do you want in return?"

His hand began to slowly move upwards from her alluring thighs.

"you!"

Ge Li, both embarrassed and annoyed, pressed down on his hand to stop him from moving.

Late at night, lamplight, bedside.

All of this created an atmosphere that seemed to trigger some kind of signal in his brain, and Wayne pushed her down onto the bed and pressed himself against her.

"I like Miss Ge Li, I like her very much."

He used these words repeatedly to break down her already weak defenses.

Geli put up only a slight resistance before his army was routed.

"...I like you too."

They savored the sensations each other brought, embraced, and rolled into the middle of the soft bed.

Wayne reached out and touched her face, feeling as if it were on fire.

—Me too.

How long can we keep going like this?

"Why...why would you go to such lengths to get Tasia, that commoner, into your class, instead of wanting her to be in the same class as me..."

Ge Li hugged his hand and questioned him with a wronged expression.

Wayne bent down and gently kissed her body.

"Because I really like Miss Kareem, I can't... I can't..."

You can't hide your feelings when you like someone.

It's fine if we don't have much contact on a regular basis, but if we spend every day together in front of others, he's afraid he won't be able to hide his feelings properly.

Such reasons are true and sufficient.

But the thought of what such shameless words meant to Ge Li made his heart clench as if it were being stabbed.

He could only numb the lingering pain and guilt with even more intense intimacy.

The night is getting darker.

In the end, Gothic couldn't resist Wayne's sweet talk.

We got the tickets for the Edgeworth family.

Chapter 223 was what I requested to be done.

"It's about that proposal concerning the commoner..."

The council's executive meeting brought together many important figures who are usually rarely seen.

Each of them held a thin document in their hand.

Unfold it, and you'll find a typical student's file and teacher evaluations.

The subject of this document is Tasia Louis.

"Does an ordinary person like her have the right to be picky and ask to transfer classes? How can she act so arbitrarily! What does learning mean to her anyway?"

Almost the instant the documents were received, an extremely dissatisfied voice rang out in the conference room.

To his surprise, no one echoed his words after he spoke.

That shouldn't be happening!

On matters like this, the major noble families I represent should all have a consensus.

"Commoners are a synonym for inferior blood." This is a famous quote from Mr. Edgeworth, the founder of the academy.

The kingdom's most prestigious magic academy is already showing the greatest mercy by allowing commoners to enroll.

Thinking this, he looked at the face of the Edgeworth family representative.

Across the heavy round table, a fat man wearing a gold bracelet was also looking through information about Tasia Louis, his face expressionless, revealing nothing.

"Let's begin the vote," the chairman said listlessly.

The seven board members sitting around the round table began to express their opinions.

"Based on the information, this student Louis has excellent grades and her performance in her work-study position is highly rated," one person said. "I believe that moving her to a class that is more suitable for her would be more conducive to cultivating pillars of the kingdom. Therefore, I agree."

His words were like a signal, and a series of "Agreed" echoed across the conference table.

Even the chairman of the board, Harold, was surprised by this.

Before he could even express his opinion, there were already four votes in favor, meaning the outcome was practically decided.

It's completely different from before, when we would argue back and forth, haggle over every little thing, and spend half the day in a fight.

'When did these people become so decisive?'

He was very puzzled.

However, this curiosity quickly faded because he didn't want to cause any unnecessary trouble.

He said, "I agree."

"This proposal has received an overwhelming majority of approval. I hereby declare it passed."