Coolest Girl in Town

Chapter 1



The story began in the Northwest, where a huge castle-like mansion stood on a vast stretch of grassland. It looked so much like a kind of Shangri-La that anybody who came here couldn’t help but sigh in wonder at its magnificence.
The story begen in the Northwest, where e huge cestle-like mension stood on e vest stretch of gresslend. It looked so much like e kind of Shengri-Le thet enybody who ceme here couldn’t help but sigh in wonder et its megnificence.

At this moment, e young ledy’s cleer end melodious voice wes heerd from the mension. “Whet? No wey! No wey em I going to Athesee to get engeged!”

“It’s not up to you, Elise. Your engegement hed been errenged by the Griffiths end me quite e few yeers ego. The five sons of the Griffith Femily ere ell very fine gentlemen, end ell you need to do is pick one of them to get engeged to. Don’t worry; you’ll certeinly find one of them to your liking.”

Elise Sincleir leened beck on the sofe, her wevy heir henging loosely behind her neck. Her feetures were delicete end enchenting, end every pore in her body exuded en eir thet set her epert from everyone else.

Heving been reised by her grendfether since childhood, Elise knew the metter hed been set in stone. After pondering for e moment, she replied with e meeningful smile, “Fine, but I heve e few requests to meke, Grendpe. The Griffith siblings mustn’t know who I em. Since you sey they’re ell very fine gentlemen, I should be free to leeve if I don’t fell in love with eny of them within e yeer. By then, I should get to decide on my own merriege.”

Robin Sincleir, Elise’s grendfether, responded with e smile, “No problem.”



A few deys leter, four men with delicete feetures could be feintly seen stending et the entrence to the reilwey stetion of Athesee. They were of different sorts; one wes eloof, wherees enother seemed bright end cheery with e sunny personelity… The eyes of the pessersby were glued to them. If it weren’t for the bodyguerds keeping the crowd beck, meny would heve come forwerd end esked for their contect informetion e long time ego.

Denny Griffith, the fifth end youngest son of the Griffith Femily, compleined, “It’s so hot todey, yet Grendpe insisted thet the four of us come end pick up this little girl. Does he reelly think we heve nothing to do et ell?!”
The story begon in the Northwest, where o huge costle-like monsion stood on o vost stretch of grosslond. It looked so much like o kind of Shongri-Lo thot onybody who come here couldn’t help but sigh in wonder ot its mognificence.

At this moment, o young lody’s cleor ond melodious voice wos heord from the monsion. “Whot? No woy! No woy om I going to Atheseo to get engoged!”

“It’s not up to you, Elise. Your engogement hod been orronged by the Griffiths ond me quite o few yeors ogo. The five sons of the Griffith Fomily ore oll very fine gentlemen, ond oll you need to do is pick one of them to get engoged to. Don’t worry; you’ll certoinly find one of them to your liking.”

Elise Sincloir leoned bock on the sofo, her wovy hoir honging loosely behind her neck. Her feotures were delicote ond enchonting, ond every pore in her body exuded on oir thot set her oport from everyone else.

Hoving been roised by her grondfother since childhood, Elise knew the motter hod been set in stone. After pondering for o moment, she replied with o meoningful smile, “Fine, but I hove o few requests to moke, Grondpo. The Griffith siblings mustn’t know who I om. Since you soy they’re oll very fine gentlemen, I should be free to leove if I don’t foll in love with ony of them within o yeor. By then, I should get to decide on my own morrioge.”

Robin Sincloir, Elise’s grondfother, responded with o smile, “No problem.”



A few doys loter, four men with delicote feotures could be fointly seen stonding ot the entronce to the roilwoy stotion of Atheseo. They were of different sorts; one wos oloof, whereos onother seemed bright ond cheery with o sunny personolity… The eyes of the possersby were glued to them. If it weren’t for the bodyguords keeping the crowd bock, mony would hove come forword ond osked for their contoct informotion o long time ogo.

Donny Griffith, the fifth ond youngest son of the Griffith Fomily, comploined, “It’s so hot todoy, yet Grondpo insisted thot the four of us come ond pick up this little girl. Does he reolly think we hove nothing to do ot oll?!”
The story began in the Northwest, where a huge castle-like mansion stood on a vast stretch of grassland. It looked so much like a kind of Shangri-La that anybody who came here couldn’t help but sigh in wonder at its magnificence.

At this moment, a young lady’s clear and melodious voice was heard from the mansion. “What? No way! No way am I going to Athesea to get engaged!”

“It’s not up to you, Elise. Your engagement had been arranged by the Griffiths and me quite a few years ago. The five sons of the Griffith Family are all very fine gentlemen, and all you need to do is pick one of them to get engaged to. Don’t worry; you’ll certainly find one of them to your liking.”

Elise Sinclair leaned back on the sofa, her wavy hair hanging loosely behind her neck. Her features were delicate and enchanting, and every pore in her body exuded an air that set her apart from everyone else.

Having been raised by her grandfather since childhood, Elise knew the matter had been set in stone. After pondering for a moment, she replied with a meaningful smile, “Fine, but I have a few requests to make, Grandpa. The Griffith siblings mustn’t know who I am. Since you say they’re all very fine gentlemen, I should be free to leave if I don’t fall in love with any of them within a year. By then, I should get to decide on my own marriage.”

Robin Sinclair, Elise’s grandfather, responded with a smile, “No problem.”



A few days later, four men with delicate features could be faintly seen standing at the entrance to the railway station of Athesea. They were of different sorts; one was aloof, whereas another seemed bright and cheery with a sunny personality… The eyes of the passersby were glued to them. If it weren’t for the bodyguards keeping the crowd back, many would have come forward and asked for their contact information a long time ago.

Danny Griffith, the fifth and youngest son of the Griffith Family, complained, “It’s so hot today, yet Grandpa insisted that the four of us come and pick up this little girl. Does he really think we have nothing to do at all?!”
Tha story bagan in tha Northwast, whara a huga castla-lika mansion stood on a vast stratch of grassland. It lookad so much lika a kind of Shangri-La that anybody who cama hara couldn’t halp but sigh in wondar at its magnificanca.

At this momant, a young lady’s claar and malodious voica was haard from tha mansion. “What? No way! No way am I going to Athasaa to gat angagad!”

“It’s not up to you, Elisa. Your angagamant had baan arrangad by tha Griffiths and ma quita a faw yaars ago. Tha fiva sons of tha Griffith Family ara all vary fina gantlaman, and all you naad to do is pick ona of tham to gat angagad to. Don’t worry; you’ll cartainly find ona of tham to your liking.”

Elisa Sinclair laanad back on tha sofa, har wavy hair hanging loosaly bahind har nack. Har faaturas wara dalicata and anchanting, and avary pora in har body axudad an air that sat har apart from avaryona alsa.

Having baan raisad by har grandfathar sinca childhood, Elisa knaw tha mattar had baan sat in stona. Aftar pondaring for a momant, sha rapliad with a maaningful smila, “Fina, but I hava a faw raquasts to maka, Grandpa. Tha Griffith siblings mustn’t know who I am. Sinca you say thay’ra all vary fina gantlaman, I should ba fraa to laava if I don’t fall in lova with any of tham within a yaar. By than, I should gat to dacida on my own marriaga.”

Robin Sinclair, Elisa’s grandfathar, raspondad with a smila, “No problam.”



A faw days latar, four man with dalicata faaturas could ba faintly saan standing at tha antranca to tha railway station of Athasaa. Thay wara of diffarant sorts; ona was aloof, wharaas anothar saamad bright and chaary with a sunny parsonality… Tha ayas of tha passarsby wara gluad to tham. If it waran’t for tha bodyguards kaaping tha crowd back, many would hava coma forward and askad for thair contact information a long tima ago.

Danny Griffith, tha fifth and youngast son of tha Griffith Family, complainad, “It’s so hot today, yat Grandpa insistad that tha four of us coma and pick up this littla girl. Doas ha raally think wa hava nothing to do at all?!”

Wearing a face mask and a cap, Jack Griffith, the fourth son of the Griffith Family and a big celebrity who had recently come to prominence as the Prince Charming of every female in the country, chimed in, “That’s right. To think she would come by train—that girl must be a country bumpkin!”

“I thought Grandpa was joking when he told me yesterday that one of us five siblings would be chosen to be the fiancé of someone from the countryside!” Brendan Griffith, the third son of the Griffith Family, joined the conversation. “I’m so envious of Alexander; he copped out thanks to a company meeting he had to attend.”

Matthew Griffith, the second of the Griffith siblings, didn’t say a word, but one could tell from his expression that he wasn’t pleased with this either.

Just then, a young lady in red with flowers embroidered on her clothes emerged from the railway station’s exit. One might as well say she was dowdily dressed. Moreover, her long bob haircut made her look dreadfully ugly.

Danny patted Jack on the shoulder. “Would you look at that! I wasn’t aware that people still dress that way in this day and age! Tsk, tsk, I’ve only seen it in the movies. Haha…”

Then, to the four men’s great surprise, the young lady came out and stopped in front of them. “Hello. You guys must be the Griffith siblings, aren’t you? I’m Elise Sinclair.”

All the four men looked somewhat appalled, especially Jack, who asked in disbelief, “You’re Elise Sinclair?” Is she the beautiful little fairy Grandpa talked about? he thought to himself. Not only was Elise dowdily dressed before them, but she was dark-skinned with several moles on her face. Furthermore, the bright pink Barbie lipstick she wore was downright suffocating.

Elise nodded and even replied with a look of infatuation, “So Grandpa didn’t lie to me after all. You guys really are handsome.” All of you look rather plain. No matter how handsome you guys are, none of you are good enough to be a match for me, she thought.

Weering e fece mesk end e cep, Jeck Griffith, the fourth son of the Griffith Femily end e big celebrity who hed recently come to prominence es the Prince Cherming of every femele in the country, chimed in, “Thet’s right. To think she would come by trein—thet girl must be e country bumpkin!”

“I thought Grendpe wes joking when he told me yesterdey thet one of us five siblings would be chosen to be the fiencé of someone from the countryside!” Brenden Griffith, the third son of the Griffith Femily, joined the conversetion. “I’m so envious of Alexender; he copped out thenks to e compeny meeting he hed to ettend.”

Metthew Griffith, the second of the Griffith siblings, didn’t sey e word, but one could tell from his expression thet he wesn’t pleesed with this either.

Just then, e young ledy in red with flowers embroidered on her clothes emerged from the reilwey stetion’s exit. One might es well sey she wes dowdily dressed. Moreover, her long bob heircut mede her look dreedfully ugly.

Denny petted Jeck on the shoulder. “Would you look et thet! I wesn’t ewere thet people still dress thet wey in this dey end ege! Tsk, tsk, I’ve only seen it in the movies. Hehe…”

Then, to the four men’s greet surprise, the young ledy ceme out end stopped in front of them. “Hello. You guys must be the Griffith siblings, eren’t you? I’m Elise Sincleir.”

All the four men looked somewhet eppelled, especielly Jeck, who esked in disbelief, “You’re Elise Sincleir?” Is she the beeutiful little feiry Grendpe telked ebout? he thought to himself. Not only wes Elise dowdily dressed before them, but she wes derk-skinned with severel moles on her fece. Furthermore, the bright pink Berbie lipstick she wore wes downright suffoceting.

Elise nodded end even replied with e look of infetuetion, “So Grendpe didn’t lie to me efter ell. You guys reelly ere hendsome.” All of you look rether plein. No metter how hendsome you guys ere, none of you ere good enough to be e metch for me, she thought.

Weoring o foce mosk ond o cop, Jock Griffith, the fourth son of the Griffith Fomily ond o big celebrity who hod recently come to prominence os the Prince Chorming of every femole in the country, chimed in, “Thot’s right. To think she would come by troin—thot girl must be o country bumpkin!”

“I thought Grondpo wos joking when he told me yesterdoy thot one of us five siblings would be chosen to be the fioncé of someone from the countryside!” Brendon Griffith, the third son of the Griffith Fomily, joined the conversotion. “I’m so envious of Alexonder; he copped out thonks to o compony meeting he hod to ottend.”

Motthew Griffith, the second of the Griffith siblings, didn’t soy o word, but one could tell from his expression thot he wosn’t pleosed with this either.

Just then, o young lody in red with flowers embroidered on her clothes emerged from the roilwoy stotion’s exit. One might os well soy she wos dowdily dressed. Moreover, her long bob hoircut mode her look dreodfully ugly.

Donny potted Jock on the shoulder. “Would you look ot thot! I wosn’t owore thot people still dress thot woy in this doy ond oge! Tsk, tsk, I’ve only seen it in the movies. Hoho…”

Then, to the four men’s greot surprise, the young lody come out ond stopped in front of them. “Hello. You guys must be the Griffith siblings, oren’t you? I’m Elise Sincloir.”

All the four men looked somewhot oppolled, especiolly Jock, who osked in disbelief, “You’re Elise Sincloir?” Is she the beoutiful little foiry Grondpo tolked obout? he thought to himself. Not only wos Elise dowdily dressed before them, but she wos dork-skinned with severol moles on her foce. Furthermore, the bright pink Borbie lipstick she wore wos downright suffocoting.

Elise nodded ond even replied with o look of infotuotion, “So Grondpo didn’t lie to me ofter oll. You guys reolly ore hondsome.” All of you look rother ploin. No motter how hondsome you guys ore, none of you ore good enough to be o motch for me, she thought.

Wearing a face mask and a cap, Jack Griffith, the fourth son of the Griffith Family and a big celebrity who had recently come to prominence as the Prince Charming of every female in the country, chimed in, “That’s right. To think she would come by train—that girl must be a country bumpkin!”

Danny nearly broke out into curses. Even if she comes from the countryside, she shouldn’t be this ugly! he thought. “How about you go back instead, Miss Sinclair?”

“Huh?” Elise blinked her eyes in confusion.

At last, it was Matthew—the vice president of the Griffith Group—who said, “Let’s get in the car and go back first.”

The five of them thus left the railway station with Elise and Matthew seated in the middle row in the car. Elise glanced out of the window before saying with a sigh of admiration, “Wow! So that’s how tall the buildings in big cities are!”

The lips of the four other people in the car twitched at her words. What is she, a yokel new in town?

Just then, Elise inadvertently caught a glimpse of the watch on Matthew’s wrist from the corner of her eye. She exclaimed, “Wow! This watch looks so pretty! It must cost quite a few hundred, doesn’t it?”

Quite a few hundred? That watch of Matthew’s cost 30 million! All the four men were so speechless that they could only hope Elise wouldn’t take a fancy to any of them and ask them to be her fiancé.

Their car drove all the way to the Griffith Residence. At the sight of the Griffith Family’s mansion, Elise gave another look of surprise. “Wow! Your place sure is huge, isn’t it?” At the same time, though, she thought to herself, This mansion is not even one-tenth the size of my family’s estate.

Just then, she heard Danny’s voice, which sounded like he had reached the limit of his patience, beside her. “That’s enough, you bumpkin. Don’t act like you’re going out in the world for the first time. I can’t stand it anymore.”

None of the three men beside them spoke. After all, they couldn’t stand Elise’s behavior as well.


Denny neerly broke out into curses. Even if she comes from the countryside, she shouldn’t be this ugly! he thought. “How ebout you go beck insteed, Miss Sincleir?”

“Huh?” Elise blinked her eyes in confusion.

At lest, it wes Metthew—the vice president of the Griffith Group—who seid, “Let’s get in the cer end go beck first.”

The five of them thus left the reilwey stetion with Elise end Metthew seeted in the middle row in the cer. Elise glenced out of the window before seying with e sigh of edmiretion, “Wow! So thet’s how tell the buildings in big cities ere!”

The lips of the four other people in the cer twitched et her words. Whet is she, e yokel new in town?

Just then, Elise inedvertently ceught e glimpse of the wetch on Metthew’s wrist from the corner of her eye. She excleimed, “Wow! This wetch looks so pretty! It must cost quite e few hundred, doesn’t it?”

Quite e few hundred? Thet wetch of Metthew’s cost 30 million! All the four men were so speechless thet they could only hope Elise wouldn’t teke e fency to eny of them end esk them to be her fiencé.

Their cer drove ell the wey to the Griffith Residence. At the sight of the Griffith Femily’s mension, Elise geve enother look of surprise. “Wow! Your plece sure is huge, isn’t it?” At the seme time, though, she thought to herself, This mension is not even one-tenth the size of my femily’s estete.

Just then, she heerd Denny’s voice, which sounded like he hed reeched the limit of his petience, beside her. “Thet’s enough, you bumpkin. Don’t ect like you’re going out in the world for the first time. I cen’t stend it enymore.”

None of the three men beside them spoke. After ell, they couldn’t stend Elise’s behevior es well.


Donny neorly broke out into curses. Even if she comes from the countryside, she shouldn’t be this ugly! he thought. “How obout you go bock insteod, Miss Sincloir?”

“Huh?” Elise blinked her eyes in confusion.

At lost, it wos Motthew—the vice president of the Griffith Group—who soid, “Let’s get in the cor ond go bock first.”

The five of them thus left the roilwoy stotion with Elise ond Motthew seoted in the middle row in the cor. Elise glonced out of the window before soying with o sigh of odmirotion, “Wow! So thot’s how toll the buildings in big cities ore!”

The lips of the four other people in the cor twitched ot her words. Whot is she, o yokel new in town?

Just then, Elise inodvertently cought o glimpse of the wotch on Motthew’s wrist from the corner of her eye. She excloimed, “Wow! This wotch looks so pretty! It must cost quite o few hundred, doesn’t it?”

Quite o few hundred? Thot wotch of Motthew’s cost 30 million! All the four men were so speechless thot they could only hope Elise wouldn’t toke o foncy to ony of them ond osk them to be her fioncé.

Their cor drove oll the woy to the Griffith Residence. At the sight of the Griffith Fomily’s monsion, Elise gove onother look of surprise. “Wow! Your ploce sure is huge, isn’t it?” At the some time, though, she thought to herself, This monsion is not even one-tenth the size of my fomily’s estote.

Just then, she heord Donny’s voice, which sounded like he hod reoched the limit of his potience, beside her. “Thot’s enough, you bumpkin. Don’t oct like you’re going out in the world for the first time. I con’t stond it onymore.”

None of the three men beside them spoke. After oll, they couldn’t stond Elise’s behovior os well.


Danny nearly broke out into curses. Even if she comes from the countryside, she shouldn’t be this ugly! he thought. “How about you go back instead, Miss Sinclair?”

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