Her fans were very disappointed and urged her to update it daily. "They just want you to update the content on Twitter. You can post anything you like and they will be satisfied,"

Anthony suggested lightly.

“Post anything I Like? It won't be a problem?"

“No.”

Okay. That seemed fine.

She believed what Anthony said.

Maria ran back to her bedroom, took out two pairs of pink pure cotton socks and took pictures of them. Then she posted the pictures on her

Twitter account.

“New socks."

The content was minimalistic. Just two words and a picture of socks. Anthony was lost for words. He felt her post was inadequate. Just a photo of socks?

But sure enough, as he expected, the comment area of Maria's Twitter was in an uproar.

“Ha-ha! Ha-ha! Ha-ha! Maria has finally updated her Twitter content! Did we manage to successfully awaken the dragon? But what's with the socks?"

“Wow! We are wearing the same kind of socks! 9.99 dollars for two pairs!"

“Although she updated Twitter at our request, all she did was post a pair of socks!"

“Now that Maria really updates, is it possible for her to update more and perhaps even post a selfie?"

Maria browsed through the Latest comments from her fans and looked up at Anthony, confused.

“My fans say they want me to update more, and post a selfie.”

Anthony was stunned.

“Do they really?"

Maria decided to fulfill her fans’ wishes.

She took two selfies with her mobile phone, and immediately posted them on Twitter.

The two photos were posted separately, because her fans wanted her to update more.

The selfies elicited a huge response from her fans.

“I love it! She's just so beautiful! Can someone tell me if Maria has used a filter on her camera or does she Photoshop her picture?"