Chapter 374
Chapter 374 Roommates
Mr. Harrington’s expression darkened. He turned sharply to Rosie and said sternly, “Rosie, apologize to Lillian p>
Rosie’s face twisted with embarrassment. Forcing herself, she muttered reluctantly, “I’m sorry,
Lillian p>
Lillian gave a cold smile. “Respect goes both ways. I hope this senior can set a proper example for us new students. After all, the fine traditions of Kingston University are meant to be passed down from generation to generation p>
With that, Mr. Harrington personally helped Lillian complete her registration, finally putting the matter to rest.
But none of them realized that what had just happened at the registration area spread like wildfire across Kingston University.
“Top Freshman Tears Down Campus Beauty”
“Lillian Declares War on Rosie”
Posts like these instantly dominated the school forums.
Once again, Lillian’s name was on everyone’s lips. She had become the focus of the entire student body.
Dragging her suitcase, Lillian made her way to her dorm. When she opened the door, the room was empty, though it was clear others had already moved in.
Like most universities, Kingston assigned four people to a room, with a bathroom and a balcony.
Two beds were already claimed. Lillian chose one by the balcony, laid down her quilt, and began unpacking.
Just as she finished, the door opened and two girls walked in.
“Lillian! I didn’t expect to share a dorm with you,” one of them said with delight.
Lillian looked up and broke into a smile. The voice was familiar. “I didn’t expect it either, but it’s good to see you p>
Isabelle laughed. “They say it takes five hundred glances in a past life to earn a single encounter in this one. If we’re living together now, waking and sleeping under the same roof, who knows how many times we must’ve looked back at each other before p>
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Lillian chuckled. “If that’s true, then we must’ve done nothing in our past lives but keep turning around p>
The other girl looked puzzled. “You two know each other p>
Isabelle nodded. “Yes, we’ve even lived together before.” She turned to Lillian. “Let me introduce you this is Laney, another classmate of mine from Brookstone High p>
Before Isabelle could continue, Laney stepped forward and extended her hand. “Lillian, an honor. I’ve already heard your name echoing all over campus today p>
Isabelle chimed in, “That’s true. The stories are spreading like wildfire-enough drama to script a palace intrigue series p>
Lillian shot Isabelle a mock glare, then shook Laney’s hand with a smile. “Nice to meet you. Let’s take care of each other from now on p>
The girls were still laughing together when the door suddenly opened again. Several people in servant uniforms entered, bowing slightly. “Apologies for the intrusion, we’re here to prepare our young lady’s things p>
They immediately set to work, wiping down every surface from the beds to the desks, scrubbing every corner, disinfecting the room, and even spraying fragrance until everything was spotless.
Once satisfied, they carefully laid out the bedding, then unpacked the rest of the luggage- clothes, handbags, shoes, jewelry, cosmetics-arranging each item neatly in place.
Lillian and the others stared, stunned into silence. This wasn’t moving into a dormitory-it looked more like settling a young heiress into her private suite.
When everything was perfectly arranged, one of the attendants pulled out a phone, made a quick call, and reported, “Everything’s ready.” Then the line was cut.
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