Casting Controversy

Noah Foster was furious when Amelia asked her what was going on, and she yelled loudly, "Talking about my mother makes me angry. Do you know what role these idiots have assigned you?"

Amelia was puzzled. What could cause a fight over a role?

"Thanks to your green card, they have given you the role of the second female lead - Evil Queen! Look at what your Evil Queen looks like! The problem is, instead of choosing someone suitable for the role of the first female lead, they chose a bitch who seduces professors. Are they all stupid?"

Noah Foster became angrier and angrier as she spoke.

Amelia finally understood that the roles had been assigned. She was the Evil Queen, and Quinn Cooper was Snow White. No wonder Noah Foster was so upset. This guy had been looking forward to her playing some princess role for a long time!

The Literary Committee member was a kind person, and in her opinion, Amelia was more suitable for Snow White, considering the role's physical appearance. She said with a little grievance, "It was a public vote, not my decision."

"No fairness at all!" Noah Foster was so angry that even her short hair was about to explode. How could Amelia, who helped Class 6 so much during military training, lose to Quinn Cooper in a public vote? This was madness!

Noah Foster didn't know that human jealousy can cause various negative emotions. Just Amelia's green card was enough to make many Class 6 students jealous. They were the worst class, and how could Amelia just quietly take the green card and then go straight to the research institute?

Moreover, there was a new and powerful teacher who seemed to be favoring Amelia. Why did all the benefits go to Amelia alone?

As for why Noah Foster fought with Wyatt Parker instead of the Literary Committee member, it was because Wyatt Parker and a few others openly supported Quinn Cooper.

Amelia simply ignored Wyatt Parker!

"Forget it, I quite like this role," said Amelia calmly, without any dissatisfaction in her tone.

"Aren't you upset?" Noah Foster asked.

"Bullying Snow White! What's there to be upset about?" Amelia smiled.

Noah Foster finally calmed down after hearing this.

Amelia looked around and saw Quinn Cooper in the farthest corner.

This woman was really capable. Even in this situation, she could still quietly manipulate people. Tyler Davis spared Quinn Cooper's life, probably just to let her play. But Amelia had been too busy lately and had underestimated this woman.

Quinn Cooper saw Amelia looking over and quickly hid behind a classmate, looking delicate and weak, just like a flower.

Amelia took the script, hooked the corners of her mouth coldly, and called Noah Foster to leave.

The Literary Committee member whispered, "Amelia, rehearse with us every day from 6 to 7 pm."

"Okay," Amelia replied and left.

Wyatt Parker looked at Amelia's back and pondered. He thought Amelia would blame him and be angry with him. But Amelia did nothing, and her gaze didn't even fall on him, as if she hadn't seen him at all!

He felt like he had been influenced by Amelia, becoming restless and anxious, and worst of all, his grades were slipping.

Amelia rushed to Class 6, with Julia Kim stuttering behind her, wanting to say something. When Amelia arrived, there was already a heated fight going on between Noah Foster and Wyatt Parker. Noah Foster had pinned Wyatt Parker to the ground and was relentlessly hitting him, accusing him of taking pictures of her and saying that he deserved a beating if he dared to cause trouble for Amelia again.

Amelia didn't understand why Noah Foster was so angry and why Wyatt Parker, who was usually kind, had provoked her. She couldn't get through the crowd to stop the fight, so she called out to Noah Foster to come over. Hearing Amelia's voice, Noah immediately got up and walked towards her. The crowd parted to make way for her, showing how much they feared her.

Amelia saw that Noah Foster's short hair was messy, his face was covered in dust, and he had a red mark on his elbow. She couldn't help but frown and took out a handkerchief to wipe the dust off his face. She asked him why he had started a fight, and who had provoked him. Although Amelia didn't approve of Noah Foster's tendency to fight, she was concerned about her friend's injuries.

Noah Foster explained that the class had assigned her the role of the Evil Queen in the school play, despite her objections. She was angry that they had chosen a girl who seduced the professor as the leading lady instead of Amelia, and that they had overlooked her talent for acting. Amelia finally understood why Noah was so upset, and that she was cast as the Evil Queen, while Quinn Cooper was cast as Snow White. This casting decision had caused a lot of tension among the students.

Noah Foster was angry that Amelia was passed over for the lead role, and that Quinn Cooper was chosen instead. He couldn't understand why the students didn't appreciate Amelia's hard work and dedication to the school. However, Amelia was not upset about her role and told Noah that she liked it. Noah was surprised by her attitude, and Amelia explained that she didn't mind playing the villain and that she was looking forward to the challenge.

Wyatt Parker blamed Amelia for the recent decline in their class's academic performance, and he felt that she was responsible for the casting decision in the school play. He believed that things were fine before Amelia arrived at the school, and that she was causing trouble. However, Amelia was not bothered by Wyatt's accusations and continued to focus on her studies and the upcoming school play.

Amelia found the experience of performing on stage both exciting and challenging, but she was also anxious about the number of people watching her. She had plenty of time to prepare since Professor Brooks was still ill, and she didn't have to go to the research institute.

During the rehearsal, Amelia arrived late and noticed that many of her classmates were discussing the roles. Noah Foster had come with her to ensure that she was okay. Amelia had no trouble remembering her lines and understanding her role as the Evil Queen. However, as they began to rehearse, a group of people arrived and demanded that they take over the rehearsal. The group was rude and condescending, claiming that they were more important than the first-year students. The incident added to the tension that was already brewing in the school.

The conflict over the rehearsal space had escalated to the point that Wyatt Parker felt that the class had fallen to the lower end of the sixth grade level. If things continued to go on like this, he would soon lose his position as the class monitor.

Wyatt Parker believed that all of this was Amelia's fault. Everything had been fine before she arrived. But Amelia was doing well and had even stolen the spotlight during the school-wide challenge.

He thought that if he could see Amelia fall and not be proud, he could finally breathe a sigh of relief and concentrate on his studies. So he couldn't help but make things difficult for Amelia.

But looking at Amelia's attitude, he felt like a monkey performing on stage; she didn't even care about him! The anger inside him only grew stronger, like a snowball rolling down a hill.

Amelia returned to her dormitory, threw the script aside, and continued to read. Although acting on a big stage was a new experience for her, it was not a pleasant experience for her autism; she didn't like having so many people watching her.

Professor Brooks was still sick, so she had plenty of free time these days. During the rehearsal at six o'clock, Noah Foster was worried and went with Amelia.

Amelia casually glanced at the script and remembered it all perfectly! The story of Snow White was mainly about how beautiful the princess was, how evil the queen was, and how the princess successfully lived a happy life with the prince's help.

She arrived a little late to the rehearsal space and made the other students who were discussing their roles stiffen up. Many of them even took a few steps back when they saw Noah Foster behind Amelia, showing that they were afraid of him.

After everyone had arrived, the two sides began to argue. As a new student in the sixth grade, the class was naturally in a weak position. The literary committee member rushed forward to explain, "We booked this space first, and we only need it for an hour."

"How dare you compete with us for space? Do you know the consequences of defying your seniors?" retorted the other group.

Amelia found the argument over the rehearsal space amusing. Saint Hua only had three rehearsal spaces, and they were never enough for school-wide cultural performances. The spaces were usually booked in time slots by the various classes.

She knew exactly what was going on when she saw Noah Foster's expression. She looked into the older group and saw Ethan Miller there; it was no wonder they were arguing.

She didn't like Ethan Miller just because Noah Foster did. She was disgusted by his behavior towards a girl, and she had always wanted to hit him.

"What are the consequences of competing with you?" Amelia asked coldly. "Will you get us expelled from school, or will you directly resort to violence? Or will you incite your supporters who have been in Saint Hua for years to cause trouble for us new students?"

The male student who was speaking was clearly stunned by Amelia's question, and the students in class six were surprised by her sudden silence. The argument between the two sides temporarily ceased.