Chapter 155 Roll Call Turmoil (7)

Don’t like the wind?

Could it be that Windsor Myres likes the wind and has to pick the spot that no one else wants?

Blair Chester paused for a moment, quickly came to her senses, smiled nonchalantly, and turned to silently pack her things.

After this incident, no one spoke in the dormitory.

However—

Everyone seemed to see Mia Ginger in a new light.

Windsor Myres clearly seemed difficult to get along with, yet Mia Ginger’s last sentence had made her retreat.

What exactly did she say?

The voice was too low, and the others didn’t hear it.

It’s only natural to be curious.

Six o’clock in the afternoon.

The first roll call of their college life arrived.

Windsor Myres was nowhere to be found, and the other five people went to the class meeting point together.

Just as they stepped out of the dorm building, Mina Lee couldn’t help but gossip and asked Mia Ginger, "What did you say at noon? Windsor Myres looked stumped."

"Not much," Mia Ginger replied casually with a smile, "I just happened to know her mother’s name. She probably thought I knew a lot about her family and got paranoid, so she didn’t bother me for the time being."

"Really?" Mina Lee was still doubtful but was pulled back by Wren King.

"Why are you asking so much?" Wren King and she lagged a step behind and mumbled, "You might be putting her on the spot."

"Oh, oh." Mina Lee was taken aback but belatedly said thank you.

Wren King sighed helplessly.

"What’s the matter?" Mina Lee, always carefree, looked at her curiously.

"Just feel that college life isn’t as great as I imagined," Wren King shrugged and said, "Mia Ginger is so mysterious, Windsor Myres is so fierce, Blair Chester seems high and mighty and unapproachable, it’s just you and Tong Tong who are okay."

"This?" Mina Lee whispered, "Isn’t that exaggerated? Windsor Myres certainly isn’t easy to get along with."

She didn’t think Mia Ginger and Blair Chester were problematic.

"You’re clearly carefree and heartless." Wren King laughed as she glanced at her, "Or maybe I’m just overly sensitive."

"It’s alright." Mina Lee chuckled awkwardly, not responding further.

Soon, the five of them slowly walked to the meeting place.

The radio and television directing major belongs to the School of Journalism and Communication, with nine classes in the entire college, who gathered together on the tree-lined path beside the basketball court.

It’s summer, and six in the afternoon is not late.

A cool breeze brushed people’s faces, bringing a slight chill, dispelling the heat.

Tong Tong is a naturally friendly person, very dependent, always holding Mia Ginger’s arm. When they reached the location, she tiptoed and looked around.

Mia Ginger was swayed a few times by her and asked curiously, "What are you looking for?"

"Camden River."

"Huh?"

"Oh, oh, you don’t know him, a guy, heh, I applied to Cloud Capital University because of him." Tong Tong blushed slightly on her round face, saying shyly.

"Oh." Mia Ginger nodded.

She’s introverted and not particularly interested in others’ personal lives.

"He’s particularly handsome." Tong Tong continued searching as she spoke, "He’s also a top student, our city’s liberal arts champion this year."

"Liberal arts champion?" Wren King interjected.

"Yeah, he applied for the journalism major, I couldn’t get in, so I took an alternative path into our major."

"Uh, really inspirational."

"Of course, we..." Tong Tong suddenly fell silent.

Mia Ginger looked at her in surprise, seeing her expression dazed, she instinctively followed her gaze.