PAY UP, RICH KIDS!

Kayla Torres, a top student from an underprivileged background, got into the elite private school Briarcrest Academy on a full scholarship. On her first day of school, she was publicly humiliated by rich girl Madison Hale for her old luggage, cheap sneakers and scholarship status — her bed was taken, her belongings were thrown out, and her classmates deliberately ordered her around like a "campus maid". But when the rich girl handed her the student ID and asked her to buy coffee, Kayla didn't get angry and only asked one question: “Regular is eight. Rush is fifteen.” From then on, all the bullying in others' eyes became her orders. Running errands like buying coffee, picking up laundry, queuing at bookstores and delivering documents, Kayla quickly earned her first bucket of money thanks to her precise routes and clear pricing. Blake Sterling, the rich heir, originally just found her amusing, but soon started placing orders on purpose every single day, just to see her. All his friends could tell he was chasing her, but Kayla was too busy keeping meticulous accounts to notice — she even immediately transferred the money back to Blake when he treated her to a $12 hamburger. Blake refuses to accept it. “Then owe me one favor.” For the first time, Kayla owed a debt of gratitude that could never be priced.