Chapter 524 The Roommates
The dormitories at this school were standard four-person dorm rooms. Branden apanied
Catherine and found her room.
After Catherine knocked on the door, she pushed the door open.
She arrived not too early, as the other
three roommates were already in the dorm.
The sound of the door opening startled the girls inside the room.
They all turned their heads and saw a girl with an air of nobility standing at the doorway.
The lowered brim of her hat concealed her face. As the earliest arrival among the roommates, Isabe
Whitmore was the first to inquire.
“Hey, are you our roommate for room 403?”
Catherine removed her hat, looked calmly at everyone, and let out a muffled sound.
“Yeah.”
When Isabe got a good look at Catherine’s face, she was instantly shocked, and her eyes widened.
“Wow. How can there be such a beautiful girl? You are so beautiful! We have some stunners in room
403. First, we have the new campus beauty, Beatrice, and now we have another gorgeous beauty.”
The remaining roommates were also taken aback by Catherine’s beauty.
God just favored some people. They all had a nose and two eyes, but some looked exceptionally good.
Facing Isabe’s exaggeration, Catherine stood expressionless, mainly because she had heard these
kinds ofments too many times and didn’t find them particrly noteworthy. She usually just
ignored them.
However, this led to an awkward atmosphere in the dorm room.
To ease the tension, Isabe quickly introduced Catherine.
“Catherine, this is Beatrice Facer. She’s beautiful too, isn’t she? Let me tell you. Beatrice is the rising
star among our new freshmen. I heard she defeated the former campus beauty before she even started
school and became the new campus beauty!”
Catherine nced at Beatrice. Beatrice was decent among the crowd, but she couldn’tpare to
Audrey or Liana.
Her appearance could be considered, at best, slightly above average. While Catherine observed
Beatrice, Beatrice also looked at her.
Beatrice seemed to dislike Catherine. She thought Catherine was just a bitch.
As Beatrice saw Catherine remain silent, her inner anger red up. She looked at Catherine and asked
with a snide tone, “Miss Swann, your nose and eyes look nice. Did you get them done in Janikon or
Kor?”
As Beatrice made thisment, the atmosphere in the dorm room instantly became tense.
While Beatrice didn’t outright say it, it was clear she was sarcastically implying that Catherine had
gotten stic surgery on her face.
Catherine raised an eyebrow and looked at Beatrice once again before letting out a faint smile.
Facing Catherine’s response, Beatrice grew somewhat annoyed and eximed, “What are you
Catherine chuckled coldly. She smiled, but her eyes had an eerie coldness.
“Your eloquence and performance skills are impressive. Did you fail to get into Loxton Theatre
Academy because you set your sights too high?”
Loxton Theatre Academy was a well- known, prestigious performing arts institution in the country, and
many prominent figures in the entertainment industry had graduated from there.
However, Loxton Theatre Academy had a strict rule not to admit students who had undergone facial
stic surgery.
Beatrice was instantly shocked. She had spent a fortune on her eyes, and everyone had praised them
for their natural look, but Catherine had seen through it with just one nce.
Her anger gnawed at her insides. As she was about to argue, she met Catherine’s sharp gaze, and she
silently retreated.
She was afraid that Catherine might discern more and expose her falsehoods.
With Beatrice now subdued, only one roommate remained besides Isabe.
Unlike Beatrice’s shy appearance, this student had a simple look, with oversized ck-framed
sses on her face. She appeared to be a diligent and studious individual.
Curiously, she looked at Catherine and asked in a soft voice, “Catherine, I’m Amelia Ashford. Are you
in the electronic information engineering department?”
“Yes,” Catherine replied simply. In the next moment, Amelia’s eyes lit up, and she looked at Catherine
with excitement.
“It’s really you! Oh, my God! I thought I was hearing things earlier!”
Isabe was puzzled by Amelia’s excitement. She reached out and patted Amelia’s shoulder.
“Amelia, what’s going on?”
Amelia held Isabe’s hand and eagerly looked in Catherine’s direction.
“Be, I finally see my idol. Catherine isn’t just the top schr in Casier. She even caused a dispute
between the admissions officers of Styre University and the University of Penny, who fought to recruit
her. I heard that our school’s admissions officer even used his personal funds to offer a schrship to
Isabe had heard about a particrly remarkable student before she arrived, one whom the
professors had personally fought to recruit, but she hadn’t expected to be roomed with that student.
Now, Isabe also looked at Catherine in admiration.
“Catherine, you are really amazing!”
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Beatrice sneered and muttered quietly, “Who knows how she got those grades?
Thisment infuriated Amelia. She had excelled in her studies from a young age. What she couldn’t
stand the most were those students with poor grades who didn’t put in the effort themselves but
enjoyed criticizing others.
Catherine didn’t need to intervene. Amelia immediately retorted, leaving Beatrice speechless.
“It’s still better than someone who barely got into the school.”
“You…” Beatrice’s face turned red, and she red at Amelia in anger.
In any school, aside from the top student, the most attention was often drawn to thest one.
Beatrice, being a local resident of Loxton, faced significantly lower admission requirements due to the
regional quota system for students from Loxton.
Beatrice was the lucky one who scraped her way into Styre University by ranking deadst.
What irritated her the most was when others brought up this fact, so she had actively participated in
various school forums even before entering the university.
She engaged in conversations with upperssmen and interacted with iing freshmen. She
gradually built a reputation among the student body. It allowed everyone to forget about her academic
performance.
She didn’t expect Amelia to bring this up publicly. It was the greatest humiliation for Beatrice.
Beatrice retreated to her bed in anger. She closed the curtains and refused to engage with anyone.
Amelia shrugged casually and nced at Catherine, indicating for her not to worry.
Catherine politely nodded in response.
The dorm room quickly returned to a state of rtive calm. Although the atmosphere remained
somewhat awkward, at least there was no tension in the air.
Catherine began to unpack her belongings. She didn’t have much, so organizing them was a quick
task.
Branden would initiallye inside, but since this was a female dorm, Catherine didn’t let him in.
After finishing unpacking, Catherine received the key to her locker from Isabe, inquired about the
curfew time, and then left the dorm room.
Branden was waiting, and she couldn’t keep him waiting too long.
However, to her surprise, she found Branden standing in the hallway with a gloomy face. The corridor
was crowded with girls holding their phones, and their eyes were filled with excitement.
At that moment, the word “wolfish” suddenly crossed Catherine’s mind.