Dormitory distress

  When Xu Liu returned to the dormitory in a daze, several people were already there. As soon as they saw her outfit, everyone was taken aback for a moment, and then sharp mocking sounds erupted.

  "Oh my, some people didn't come home for a night and it turns out they sold themselves! Look at this person's luxury brand outfit, it's the most popular style of the year!"

  Xu Liu slightly furrowed her brow, ignoring the man's sarcastic remarks, climbed onto her upper bunk bed, pulled over a quilt to cover her head, and turned a blind eye to them.

  She lived in a six-person dormitory, and the one who mocked her was their dorm leader Lai Mei Lin. Lai Mei Lin, as her name suggests, combined beauty and arrogance, and her parents were also well-known business people in this city, with great wealth and a rough temperament that fostered Lai Mei Lin's overbearing personality.

  Xu Liu didn't know why, but Lai Mei Lin had been looking at her with disapproval since the first year of college. She thought she was gentle and humble, and after entering university, she became much more low-key, not participating in various show-off activities, and her grades were always average, never dressing up to attract attention, but somehow she had offended Lai Mei Lin.

  She didn't know that her calm and simple nature was exactly what Lai Meilin disliked the most, thinking that everything about her was pretending to be noble.

  There are six people in their dormitory, two of whom have been studying hard since freshman year and plan to take the postgraduate entrance exam, so they rarely participate in these trivial struggles in the dormitory. In fact, the main reason is that even if they want to help Xu Liuyi out, they will be intimidated by Lai Meilin's arrogance.

  And the other two were sycophants, consistently standing on Lai Meilin's side and full of hostility towards her. She often sighed in her heart, saying that universities are beautiful ivory towers, but unknowingly, the various unbearable things inside are worse than society.

  At this time, one of them echoed the sarcasm that Lai Meilin had just made about her.

  "Looking at his usual cold and arrogant appearance, he's actually more timid than anyone else. No wonder he dared to slap our famous Master Guo unconscious! It turns out that he has a powerful backer behind him!"

  As soon as the voice fell, it was the loud laughter of the three people. Xu Liu'er turned over and put on her earphones to listen to music. Anyway, she had endured for three years, and it didn't make a difference now. She had just entered her senior year and planned to move out and find a job after a while.

  She didn't bother with Lai Meilin and the others, not because she was weak and easy to bully, but because she was smart enough to know that dealing with people like Lai Meilin would only provoke them into becoming more aggressive towards her. Instead of going along with their wishes and letting them have their way, it was better to let them have their momentary satisfaction from a sharp tongue, as they wouldn't be able to gain anything substantial from it anyway.

  Lai Mei Lin and the others saw that she was still in this silent and indifferent state, and they couldn't do anything about it, so they coldly hummed a tune and left the dormitory. After they left, the two girls finally dared to come over and ask her with concern.

  "Liuyi, you... are you okay?"

  Xu Liangyu knew they were referring to the fact that she had beaten up Guo Ziyao yesterday and didn't come home at night, her eyes welled up with tears but she still took off her headphones, turned around and forced a reassuring smile.

  "I'm fine, thank you for your concern!"

  "It's all right then, you take a good rest and we'll go to self-study!"

  Two girls saw that she didn't want to talk and took their books and walked out, leaving only Xu Liuwei alone in the dormitory, and it wasn't until then that she dared to let her tears fall.

  This seems like a pampering article, yet it also seems like an abusive article...

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