Walden College's student council represented the voice of the student body. The students' business was their business, and their business was the school's business.
Members of the student council were elected by the students, but the president was approved by the school's leadership, alumni, and parents. Hence, the council's widely recognized unofficial slogan: To be nominated is an honor. To be elected is a privilege. To be approved is a prestige.
Student President Paris Carter had everything. He was the son of the king in the business world, known to all as the young master of the stars. He exuded the most arresting elegance and charm any men and women in Lenmont had seen.
Considered almost royalty, hierarchies mattered a lot to Paris. If a place had no hierarchy, he'd make one him
