Roommate Pretends to be the Sister of A Top Star

When news broke that the sister of the top star, Landon Kingsley, was studying at Cornell University, the internet went wild.

She was the "National Sweetheart" that Landon had shielded for over a decade, never appearing in public, yet she was known to everyone.

As curiosity about her identity swirled among my classmates, one of my roommates stomped her foot in frustration and said, "Ugh, Brother should keep a low profile. Why does he have to make everything so public? I'm so annoyed with him."

As she spoke, I watched in bewilderment as people flocked around her.

I thought, What the hell? If she's Landon's sister, then who am I?

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Before I even started school, a bombshell hit social media when a gossip blogger live-streamed the news.

Landon Kingsley's sister had been accepted into Cornell University's music department. The internet erupted!

Who was Landon? He debuted at 15 and had been a sensation for a decade. Every project he was in became a hit, making him a surefire blockbuster machine. Perhaps his most famous trait was being a doting brother.

For ten years, he had kept his sister's identity hidden from the prying eyes of the public, not even allowing a photograph of her to be taken.

Despite this, her fan club's following had surpassed five million, rivaling popular actresses, earning her the title of the "National Sweetheart."

My acceptance into Cornell had been trending for days.

Reporters, eager for exclusive stories, set up camp on campus to cover the news.

The Cornell campus forum was dominated by posts about Landon's sister.

[Wow, I must have hit the jackpot. I'm in the same university as Landon's sister!]

[Squee! Will you please get me a signed photo from Landon?]

[With Landon's looks, I can only imagine how stunning his sister must be.]

[Wow, please look here, Landon's sister! Are you browsing?]

[I'm the president of Cornell's Landon fan club. From now on, I've got her back. Anyone who dares to bully her, we'll show them who's boss.]

Moreover, posts with the Cornell location tag racked up thousands of likes in minutes, prompting some incoming freshmen to buy lottery tickets, which happened to win them 200 thousand dollars.

This lucky turn of events was touted by marketing accounts, further adding to the mystique of the superstar's sister, who was now dubbed the "Omen Girl."

All this had me feeling incredibly uneasy.

I was just an ordinary girl.

I even considered transferring schools because of the attention, but in the end, I decided to tough it out. Cornell was my dream university, after all.

Landon wanted to personally drop me off on my first day, but I begged him not to.

"Please, Landon, I don't want to be treated like a circus animal for the next four years."

He seemed dejected as he petted my chubby cheeks, saying, "Kate's grown up and doesn't need me anymore. It's breaking my heart."

For a quiet college life, I didn't hesitate to push him away.