I Don't Want to Be Turned Into the Female Protagonist by the System Chapter 608 : One Seat is Enough!

Click, click! As Su Qi's group alighted from the car, a swarm of reporters rushed over.

Although Director Wu had warned Dr. Xiao about this, she had underestimated the foreign reporters' enthusiasm. Within seconds of exiting the vehicle, she was faced with a zombie-like horde of journalists and their looming black caras. Reminded of her flight during the ribbon-cutting incident, Xiao Xiaoxiao, averse to reporters, cried "Waa waa waa" and retreated into the car.

In fact, the reporters' fervor surprised not only Xiao Xiaoxiao but even the seasoned Director Wu.

After all, having their business car completely surrounded in just five seconds was quite extraordinary. In all his years, Director Wu had never witnessed such a scene.

The foreign reporters' excitent to interview Xiao Xiaoxiao stemd from several factors:

First, Xiao Xiaoxiao was the youngest female Nobel nominee to date.

Second, journalists speculated she had a high chance of winning the dicine Prize. While being nominated was impressive, interviewing a potential winner was more appealing.

Lastly, and most importantly, Dr. Xiao was incredibly petite and adorable—a legal loli, a true treasure of humanity.

Sotis, looks are crucial in attracting attention. As the saying goes, "If the villain is handso enough, morals follow the facial features."

Dr. Xiao, far from a villain and utterly adorable, had garnered imnse attention since the Nobel invitation list was published.

These factors combined to make Xiao Xiaoxiao a hot commodity for reporters. After all, interviewing her ant capturing a trending topic.

However, the reporters' hopes were soon dashed.

Director Wu quickly summoned St. Petersburg security personnel to disperse the reporters from around the car.

Though reluctant, the journalists could only continue their coverage from afar, as security held significant authority within the castle grounds.

After five minutes, hearing the outside commotion subside, Xiao Xiaoxiao, clinging to Su Qi's arm, finally relaxed.

The sight of so many robust reporters of various skin colors rushing towards her had truly frightened her!

After another brief wait, upon Director Wu's soft assurance that it was safe to exit, Xiao Xiaoxiao cautiously peeked out before erging.

Su Qi, her arm in Xiao Xiaoxiao's grasp, felt nervous too, given the multitude of reporters outside.

However, seeing her little wife's adorably mischievous head-peeking eased her tension. After all, today's protagonist was her little wife!

As the group disembarked, occasional cara clicks could still be heard, but noticeably more distant than before.

Following Director Wu, Su Qi with Xiao Xiaoxiao clutching her arm, and her in-laws—the group of five stepped onto the grand red carpet leading to St. Petersburg Castle.

The carpet's slight elasticity made walking effortless, even in Su Qi's high heels paired with her suit.

As they progressed, the imposing castle gates ca into view.

Before Su Qi could marvel at the gates' nearly 3-ter height, a sudden click sounded.

Before she could react, her little wife, previously holding her arm, had buried her face in Su Qi's embrace.

Seeing her little wife with eyes tightly shut in her arms, Su Qi felt both amused and exasperated.

After all, Xiao Xiaoxiao must be the first Nobel invitee to fear caras!

Su Qi soothed the little girl by patting her head, her favorite gesture, which helped her relax.

Director Wu explained that the reporters outside were more like video bloggers, while those inside were from official TV stations.

After this small episode and Xiao Xiaoxiao presenting her invitation a second ti, the group finally entered the majestic castle.

Chamborg Castle was indeed vast, its height particularly impressive.

The interior's high ceilings created an atmosphere of grandeur and comfort.

The castle walls bore many exotic paintings, and spotlessly clean crystal chandeliers adorned the ceiling.

Though unlit, the chandeliers sparkled beautifully in the sunlight streaming through the windows.

Observing the castle's splendor, the initially tense Su Qi and Xiao Xiaoxiao began to relax.

Following a gentleman in a black tailcoat, the group soon entered a circular grand hall.

The hall was enormous, Su Qi estimated it could fit about ten of Su University's lecture halls.

Seeing the vast space filled with people of various skin colors and ages, Su Qi found the scene quite remarkable.

As Su Qi marveled at this interesting spectacle, another tailcoated attendant approached. After a polite bow, he addressed Dr. Xiao in fluent Chinese:

"Dr. Xiao, your seat is this way."

Thanks to Director Wu's earlier briefing, Su Qi knew only those with Nobel invitations could sit in the front rows.

She and her in-laws, being like a support group, couldn't sit there.

Just as Su Qi was about to extract her arm from the little girl's grasp to escort her to the front row, she found her little wife's grip unexpectedly strong, preventing her from pulling away.

Puzzled, Su Qi looked at her little wife, finding her blinking her bright eyes at her, sparkling with anticipation.

Su Qi's confusion deepened.

Fortunately, Dr. Xiao clarified her intentions. The next mont, she said to the gentleman:

"Big brother, I want to sit in front with Sister Su. Our bottoms are so small, we can surely fit in one seat!"