Anthony, however, sneered.

“They did it on purpose, but it was out of malice. Someone intended to target Maria."

Julie's eyes widened.

“Are you sure? What do we do? We have to help her!"

Now knowing that Maria was being discriminated against, all Julie wanted to do was to stand up for her.

She subconsciously became more and more concerned about her adoptive daughter.

"There's no need to hurry. Let's finish this first and see what they're really up to," Anthony said in a monotone voice.

The seventh episode of My College Life was broadcasted in several parts. After what was filmed at Sheffield University's Literature School was finished, the first part of the episode came to an end.

The voting result of the guests’ popularity unexpectedly appeared on the screen after that.

Only then did Julie found out that the people who watched the show through the specific app on their phone could vote for their favorite guest.

“Here is the voting result of the first round."

“The most favored guest is Darren!"

“The second is Shera!"

"Coming in third place is Beuford!"

“Lyman is in fifth place!”

“Lastly, coming in sixth place is Maria!"

Julie clenched her fists upon seeing the ranking list. "This is unacceptable! Maria doesn't have a chance to appear in the show at all. This kind of voting is unfair to her!"

Just then, she realized that even though Darren barely showed up, he was still the most favored among all the guests.

Still, she didn't Like the results of the voting. She sighed and dejectedly sat on the sofa, almost as if she was the one who had been treated unfairly.

"Don't worry," Anthony said all of a sudden.

Julie raised her head to look at him, her brows furrowed in confusion.

“But Maria is so unpopular with the audience,” she pointed out, getting more and more flustered by the second.

Maria had only just entered the entertainment industry, and didn't have much of a fan base to start with.

Her ranking last in the voting in such a popular show would surely hurt her budding popularity. At this rate, those who were not familiar with her were much Less Likely to give her a chance.