I made my way downstairs to the garage, picking up my backpack on the way.
The original Nico had been a senior at the university, and I needed to continue that role for now, at least until I could get the ball rolling on my plan.
So, how do I get there? I searched my mories and frowned. "That can't be true."
My legs led to the garage and opened the door to confirm what my mories were telling .
It was empty.
No sports cars. No luxury sedans. Nothing.
The original Nico didn't even like to drive. He'd taken the bus to university to avoid drawing attention to himself.
And this brings to the question. Who in the heavens has access to as much money as he wants but still doesn't want to buy a scooter? An ordinary scooter?!
I could feel my annoyance building up inside , but I swallowed it down. Now was not the ti for this.
"Bus it is." I muttered to myself.
As I walked out of the mini mansion and stepped out onto the street, I took a deep breath. This was the start. The first step in a long journey.
I didn't have any Stamp Holders in sight yet, but I knew they were out there.
Ninety-nine won stood between and the future I wanted, and I would seduce every last one of them if I had to.
Every thousand miles journey began with a thousand steps and mine began with walking to the bus stop.
As exciting as it was to know that I had a system that could turn my life around, that excitent was tempered by the fact that I was still taking the bus.
The empty garage back ho was like a noticeboard, reminding of just how far behind I was compared to my stepsisters.
They all had their luxury rides and chauffeurs, while I was left standing at a bus stop like every other broke college student. That was one thing I couldn't wait to change.
When the bus arrived, I climbed in, only to be greeted by every citizen's worst nightmare. A packed crowd. Every seat was taken. I had no other choice but to stand like the commoner that I was.
I sighed, gripping the rail above my head. I died trying to catch the bus and now I had to repeat the sa scene except this ti, I actually caught the bus.
I could have avoided both incidents if I just had a fucking car!
Fuck this! After classes today, I'll be buying a car with my father dearest's card.
There was waiting for the system to pay off and then, there was punishing oneself because one didn't want to spend too much. Going without a car when you can clearly afford one is just punishnt.
At the next stop, the bus doors hissed open. I was jarred out of my thoughts when I heard the familiar chi of the system in my head.
[Ding! Stamp Holder detected!]
I blinked in surprise at the blue screen. I hadn't even spent twenty four hours as Nico Voss and I already have a target? The system sure does work fast.
I glanced around and saw sothing in the corner of my eye. I turned fully to see a small blue arrow pointing down at soone who had just entered the bus.
I frowned as the woman stopped at the entrance, staring at the crowded bus. She wore oversized sunglasses and a large sun hat, clearly trying to go blend in. All it did was make her stick out like a sore thumb.
But one thing I'm grateful for is that her ridiculous getup was why it took all of two seconds to recognize her.
Mila Devon. One of the most famous social dia influencers around.
She was everywhere. Magazine covers, Instagram feeds, high-end parties, you na it.
Known for her beauty, wealth, and lavish lifestyle, she had millions of followers who adored her glamorous life. She also attended the sa university I did and was its poster girl.
Put all these together and she was practically a goddess in the city.
But what the hell was she doing on a bus?
I'm sure you can imagine the frown on my face as I watched Mila scan the bus for an empty seat. When she didn't find any, she grudgingly walked to the middle, standing directly beside .
She sipped her coffee, hiding behind the cup as if it was her last line of defense against the public eye.
I couldn't help but wonder what had brought her here. She definitely wasn't the type to ride public transport. After all, she had a fleet of expensive cars. So why was she standing here like any regular person?
I frowned, debating my next move.
The system had already identified her as a Stamp Holder, which ant I needed to seduce her and sleep with her to claim her stamp. The reward? Ten tis her wealth. And with soone like Mila, that amount would be life changing to the average citizen.
But here's the problem. Mila brushes shoulders with the rich and wealthy and here I was, dressed in the plain clothes of a college student, not soone who belonged in her elite circle.
The only possible outco I can see from approaching her now would be her brushing off or maybe even publicly humiliating .
This wasn't the ti or place to make a move.
I held off, figuring there would be another opportunity when the mont was right. For now, I needed to play it cool and keep my head down. If I ca on too strong, I could blow my chance.
As we neared the university bus stop, the bus driver suddenly slamd on the brakes. The tires screeched as a car sped recklessly into the university gates barely missing the bus.
The sudden jolt sent everyone lurching forward. Mila's coffee cup tipped, and before I could react, splashed coffee across my shirt.
"Hey, watch it!" The driver yelled at the roaring sports car.
"Fuck!" I cursed, glaring down at the brown stain that was now spreading across my chest. I'll have to get a new shirt.
The other bus passengers were murmuring in annoyance as they tried to steady themselves, but Mila had already moved, slipping out of the bus as soon as it stopped. She didn't even look my way or stop to apologize.
"Oh no, you don't." I growled under my breath, following her out of the bus.
"Hey!" I called after her, stepping in front of her path. "You spilled your coffee all over my shirt. What are you going to do about it?"
Mila froze. Her face was hidden behind those oversized sunglasses, but I could tell by the way she clenched her jaw that she wasn't used to being confronted like this, especially by soone she likely saw as beneath her.
With an irritated sigh, she reached into her bag and pulled out a glossy business card. She practically shoved it into my hand, her voice flat and dismissive. "Call ."
Without waiting for to respond, she walked away, disappearing into the backseat of a luxury car that had just pulled up.
The vehicle sped off, leaving standing on the sidewalk, holding her card and staring down at my ruined shirt.
Mila Devon.
Her contact information was neatly printed on the card in gold lettering, but I doubt it actually led to her personal phone.
It didn't matter though. She might have been trying to brush off, but she had given an opening.
Just as I slipped the card into my pocket, a familiar voice interrupted my thoughts.
"Holy Shit! Was that... Mila Devon?"
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