Chapter 1109 - 1136: Streamer Interview (4)

Chapter 1109: Chapter 1136: Streamer Interview (4)

She was just thinking about it when a commotion started at the front of the line.

A young man with a work badge walked along the line, saying, "Separate the girls from the boys, boys to the left, girls to the right, form two rows in each line."

The line quickly moved, and before everyone had settled, the young man continued, "As stated earlier, the height requirement for boys is 173 centimeters and above, for girls, 165 centimeters and above. This height is the net height. If you do not meet the conditions, please do not waste the judges’ time by joining. We’re all adults, so let’s be conscientious!"

"Uh!"

"Net height of 165 centimeters, huh."

"I’m about there!"

"Who’s measuring this every day? Nothing better to do."

Several girls at the front of the line whispered to each other, and after finishing their remarks, the entire line moved significantly.

Within five minutes, one-third of the people had left.

Mia Ginger moved forward a bit and unexpectedly saw a familiar figure at the front of the line—Windsor Myres.

She came too?

Mia was just thinking about it when two more staff members began checking from the front of the line. What was especially shocking was that both held measuring tapes, their faces stern, with an air of being slightly unapproachable.

"Stay."

"Go."

"Go."

"Go."

The hallway was so quiet that the staff’s voice reached Mia’s ears clearly.

"Excuse me, my net height is 167 centimeters." A girl’s voice rang out suddenly, filled with displeasure and grievance. It was evident she had just been mercilessly told to "go" by one of the staff.

"Your image does not meet the requirement." The staff member glanced back at her.

The girl walked past Mia, looking visibly distressed, and Mia noticed she had quite noticeable acne on her face.

Sigh.

She gently let out a breath, and soon the staff member reached her, hesitated briefly before turning back to the front of the line without using the measuring tape.

After two rounds of selections, more than half the people were gone.

Mia glanced at the line; the number of girls and boys were about equal, both around twenty people.

But—

If she remembered correctly, seven boys and three girls would be chosen.

In other words, the chance of girls being selected was about one in seven, while for boys, it was one in three?

Alright then, Mia let out another breath of relief. Just as she lifted her gaze, Windsor Myres suddenly walked from the front to the back of the line, standing in front of her, unexpectedly asking, "You came too?"

"What about you?" Mia asked, more curious.

Windsor sighed, "It’s all because of Camden River, he suggested I find a job or internship. I heard there was a recruitment event at school, so I came. Once at the advisor’s office, I learned about this opportunity and thought I’d give it a shot. After all, if I get selected, we’ll be colleagues at the First Channel."

"True enough." Mia smiled, "I only found out this morning."

As she finished speaking, her gaze fell on Windsor’s hair.

Windsor wasn’t wearing heavy makeup at the moment, but light makeup was still essential. Her hair was in large waves, deep brown, tied in a ponytail at the back of her head, making her stand out in the line.

After all—

In the two lines, she was the only one with long, wavy hair and the only one with dyed hair.

The previous staff probably thought her features were strikingly beautiful and made an exception to keep her.

Mia pondered, pursing her lips.

Windsor looked her up and down, "You certainly take one spot just by being here. The way you carry yourself makes you look like a news anchor."

Mia’s net height was 167 centimeters, her frame was slender but no longer frail. She stood gracefully, fresh and serene, with fair skin and smooth long hair tied at the back, revealing her forehead, making her more charming and delicate. Her features were refined and petite, with a kind of allure that garnered goodwill. When the Ginger Family’s situation stirred the internet, forums dubbed her as the "Nation’s First Love."