Senior: "..." Although the new junior is very thick-skinned, her good looks can cover up all her shortcomings.

This understanding is not a joke.

Two days passed in the blink of an eye, and most of the students in the dormitory had moved in. There were four people in each dormitory room, and more importantly, An Erle and Qiao Zhen were actually in the same dormitory room.

It's like enemies meeting; their eyes are filled with hatred.

Of course, this situation doesn't exist. Qiao Zhen, that smiling tiger, was particularly enthusiastic about getting close to An Erle. The night before military training, she specifically discussed the idiom "a smile hiding a dagger" with her roommate.

The true meaning behind it is, of course, only known to Qiao Zhen and An Erle.

Qiao Zhen resented An Erle because An Erle plucked a tuft of Chu Chu's hair. Meanwhile, Chu Chu should be at her uncle's house right now, enjoying her aunt's overflowing maternal love.

When Shan Ge was on the phone with Qiao Zhen, he described Su Li and Chu Chu's relationship in a very sarcastic way: Su Li affectionately called Chu Chu her little son, and she spoiled Chu Chu so much that he was waited on hand and foot and had gained a lot of weight.

Uh... I've gone off-topic.

An Erle assumed that Chu Zhao had given her Qiao Zhen's doll, which was why Qiao Zhen held a grudge against her. She thought that's how girls from wealthy families are—petty and narrow-minded. It was just a doll, yet she held a grudge for so long.

Qiao Zhen was merely employing psychological tactics. She wanted An Erle to live in constant fear, but she herself would never do anything to harm An Erle. If An Erle dared to do anything detrimental to her again, then An Erle wouldn't be surprised if she retaliated tenfold.

"Go to sleep, guys. I have to get up early tomorrow and put on sunscreen. I wonder if the new instructor is handsome. If he's not, how am I supposed to get through the next two weeks?" Qiao Zhen said sadly, lying on the headboard.