Sure, here is the translation:
Everyone became more convinced of their judgment.
So when Lawrence Winters ran downstairs and left side by side with Kenneth Osborne, someone secretly took another photo.
This time, Lawrence Winters’ full face was finally captured.
"Whoa! Has Kenneth Osborne the Genius dumped his girlfriend?!"
"That’s not his official girlfriend!"
"Who’s the official girlfriend? Molly Zimmerman? Right! This one is prettier than Molly Zimmerman but slightly chubbier!"
Soon, this photo was posted on the campus forum, and another high-rise discussion thread emerged.
This time it was the weekend, and more students were resting in their dorms without classes or study sessions, so the thread grew quickly.
Many of Kenneth Osborne’s fangirls expressed that they were unfollowing him.
They collectively criticized Kenneth Osborne angrily: "...I never thought Kenneth the Genius was such a person!"
They also insulted Lawrence Winters: "...Homewrecker!"
"Stealing a roommate’s boyfriend, that’s even worse!"
"Nowadays, you not only have to guard against fire, theft, but also your best friends and even roommates!"
"How untrustworthy people have become! Truly untrustworthy!"
"All are Metropolitan North students, is it necessary to be so desperate to mingle with guys who already have girlfriends? — Even if that guy is Kenneth the Genius!"
Of course, there were different opinions in the thread.
Someone posted: ["...If it’s Kenneth the Genius, I think it’s understandable; after all, who could resist that face of his!"]
"I agree with the above! Even if Kenneth the Genius is already married, I would still...as long as I have a chance to have that fleeting moment with him..."
"Get real, the above poster! Get in line! The queue for getting intimate with Kenneth the Genius has already stretched from the 42nd floor to outside the third ring road!"
Molly Zimmerman’s friends saw this and immediately sent her a message, as well as a link to the forum.
The only difference this time was that their campus app didn’t send out an urgent notification...
Molly Zimmerman was having a meeting with the ministers of the department’s student council.
She originally wasn’t a member of their department’s student council, but when the president suddenly left to do a six-month exchange abroad, she seized the opportunity and voluntarily stepped up, offering to bring in a large sponsorship deal as a condition to assume the presidency temporarily.
Their meeting today was about discussing employment support and arranging activities for the senior students.
Metropolitan North holds a grand-scale recruitment event every year, inviting various large and medium-sized enterprises from across the country, as well as state agencies, to recruit on campus.
During each graduation season, the invitation to Metropolitan North’s recruitment event is something many companies fight hard to obtain.
It’s the privilege of prestigious schools, and many companies that aren’t eligible to receive an invitation will do everything they can to contact different departments at Metropolitan North University to hold a recruitment event.
The public relations department at Metropolitan North is unmatched nationwide, and from government agencies to major corporations, TV stations, and film production companies, they all favor graduates from Metropolitan North’s public relations department.
And now in the internet era, self-media have sprung up like mushrooms after the rain.
Their public relations department also has compulsory courses in self-media operations, making it a very modern and practical major.
The student council of the public relations department often cooperates with these companies and enterprises, providing them venues and opportunities when they need manpower.
Every year, from the beginning of the second semester of the senior year, schools and departments—besides preparing graduation theses—are concerned with graduates’ employment.
The primary direction for Molly Zimmerman’s student council during the past six months has been focused on this aspect.
"Recently, the companies contacting our department for recruitment events are mostly self-media, along with several film production companies looking for agents. They have considerable scale and promising prospects," Molly Zimmerman spoke methodically, showing experience.
Students majoring in public relations are generally eloquent, as it’s a profession that relies on speaking skills.
But Molly Zimmerman is different. There’s a rumor among her classmates that she is the daughter of The Wealthiest in the Central South Provincial City, yet she is low-key and never flaunts luxury brands, giving her an excellent reputation.
Several ministers of the student council admired her, praising, "The president is amazing! Our department has held recruitment events before, but we’ve never had so many famous companies come! It looks year’s seniors can easily pick jobs!"
Molly Zimmerman smiled and took out the last invitation: "This is from Spencer Group, they left two slots specifically for our department this year. Their public relations department wants to recruit two new graduates from us."
"Whoa! Spencer Group?! Is it the Spencer Group we know?! The renowned real estate giant! Ranked tenth on the national wealthy list, the Spencer Family?!"