Morwenna was stunned. How in the world did Keira end up there?


    As soon as Keira came in, she mmed the door behind her like she was scared to death of being


    seen.


    Her voice quivered with nervousness as she said, “Wenna, don’t worry. I won’t spill the beans about


    you forcing a kiss on someone.”


    Morwenna was confused. So was Lorna.


    Morwenna couldn’t even bother with Lorna’sck of apology anymore and quickly let go of Lorna to


    stand up. Turning to Keira, she exined, “Keira, what are you on about? I was in a scuffle. This


    fellow was being rude, and we had a bit of a disagreement.”


    Keira''s eyes darted around in panic as she quickly added, “Well... yes, it was a fight.”


    She looked utterly unconvinced but seemed to buy whatever Morwenna said, anyway.


    Morwenna was at her wits’ end.


    On the other hand, Lorna lost herposure. “What the heck are you bbering about, you


    dimwit? I was in a fight. Ever seen someone lose a fight before, huh?”


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    Keira, timid by nature and had never dared to stand up even to the hired help at her home, trembled


    under Lorna’s shout, her suitcase shaking in her trembling hands until it toppled over.


    ncing at Lorna, Morwenna quickly picked up the suitcase and, taking Keira by the hand, said,


    “Come on, don’t be scared. Where are you going? I’ll take you there.”


    Keira stuttered softly, “I... I’m staying in this room now.”


    Morwenna stopped in her tracks, her eyes wide with surprise as she looked at Keira.


    Feeling the weight of Morwenna''s gaze, Keira lowered her head. “I''m a second-year at Rosefrost


    University. The dorms don''t have grade level rules, so I put in to be your roommate.”


    Morwenna was bbergasted. “You’re also at Rosefrost University!”


    Keira had never mentioned where she was studying, as her experiences at school had not been


    great, and she always preferred not to bring it up.


    She hurriedly exined, “Wenna, I didn’t mean to deceive you, I... I... Don’t worry. I won’t be any


    trouble.”


    However, Morwenna justughed and patted Keira on the shoulder. “Trouble? What trouble? It’s


    rare to make a friend and even a fellow student. What incredible luck! Are your legs fully healed?”


    Keira sighed with relief. “Yes, they’re fine now. It doesn’t affect walking at all.”


    Morwenna cheerfully chatted with Keira and even included Dahlia in the conversation.


    The three of them sat under Morwenna''s bunk bed, opening up a gift package prepared by Norbert,


    taking out one item after another.


    “Wow, so much food.”


    “These are treats from all over the ce. Looks like we''ve got a little bit of everything, from the north


    to the south.”


    “Wenna, thanks for the presents from your grandpa. I love them. I just moved and I''m already


    missing home.”


    As they snacked and chatted by the window, Lorna stood alone with a big, red swollen spot on her


    forehead.


    Lorna had lost the fight and hadn’t apologized. Morwenna wasn’t paying her any mind.


    Dahlia was naturally reserved, and with Lorna being rude, she was even less likely to initiate


    contact.


    As for Keira, if Morwenna didn’t like someone, she didn’t either!


    Oddly enough, the scene matched Lorna’s ideal life, “like not bothering others and not being


    bothered in return.”


    Yet, Lorna couldn’t shake off a nagging feeling of discontent for some reason.


    ncing at the few people in the dorm, Lorna turned on her heel and left, the door mming shut


    behind her with a bang.


    The people in the dorm spared it a nce but otherwise paid it no mind.


    After all, the school wasn’t home. There was no obligation to put up with anyone.