Vivian smirked and cunningly said, "Sir, you may not know that my sister's name is Maria Jenkins. She's been on two reality shows recently and is quite famous."

“Oh, that's her?"

The three-star writer was stunned at this revelation, yet he still shook his head.

“She's far too impetuous. Being famous in the entertainment circle doesn't mean she'll be any good at writing or worthy of the Writers’ Association."

Another writer was equally surprised. "On the same note, my daughter is very fond of this Maria Jenkins girl. She even asked me to watch those reality shows with her."

After a short pause, the writer sighed. Then he asked, “What does Maria think of the Writers' Association? Does she think she can gain membership so easily? It's not so easy to join our League. I heard that she is under educated. Is she going to try and upgrade her educational qualifications by joining the Writer's Association?”

The more the two writers thought about it, the more they fumed. Eventually they both kept quiet and didn’t want to mention Maria's name anymore.

Vivian stifled her Laughter and pretended to be obedient.

"Thank you for your kind advice. I'LL definitely relay it to my sister when I go home. Please don't be angry. Since my sister graduated from high school, she has been a gang... um... Well, actually she has been working here and there."

Vivian stuck out her tongue trying to be cute, as if she had unintentionally said something wrong about her sister.

“What? I'm sure the Jenkins family can totally afford the tuition. But... Did she refuse to go to college or something?”

One of the men was shocked.

He was now convinced that Vivian's sister must be a genuine underachiever.

Another writer shook his head and sighed hopelessly.

"In my opinion, celebrities Like her give our reputable society a bad name. People Like her are only interested in fame and making a profit. They forget their real responsibility. Since she is not serious about studying, and is just fooling around after graduating from high school, why does she even want to join our Writer's Association now?"

As they headed towards to the main building, they continued to criticize Maria in the strongest terms possible.

Soon, they arrived at the five-storey main building of the Sheffield Writers’ Association.

Kash smiled. "Vivian, this is one special building here. Apart from the office area, every floor has its own archives area. From the first to the fifth floor, copies of works of different star-rated writers are stored in the archives."

Vivian's eyes brightened.

“When I gain membership to the Writer's Association, will my information and works also be housed here?"

“Most certainly!"

Kash nodded and laughed loudly.

When you become a one-star writer, your information and works will be stored in the archives on the first floor. When you become a two-star writer, your information and works will be stored in the archives on the second floor. More stars means higher floors."

Vivian couldn't help but look up longingly at the fifth floor.