I'm trying to create an overload of the System.Console.ReadLine() method that will take a string argument. My intention basically is to be able to write

string s = Console.ReadLine("Please enter a number: ");

in stead of

Console.Write("Please enter a number: ");
string s = Console.ReadLine();

I don't think it is possible to overload Console.ReadLine itself, so I tried implementing an inherited class, like this:

public static class MyConsole : System.Console
{
    public static string ReadLine(string s)
    {
        Write(s);
        return ReadLine();
    }
}

That doesn't work though, cause it is not possible to inherit from System.Console (because it is a static class which automatically makes is a sealed class).

Does it make sense what I'm trying to do here? Or is it never a good idea to want to overload something from a static class?