6

The dormitory was a four-person room, and Carol volunteered to take care of me and took me to her room.

It was my turn to be on duty in the dormitory on the day of the exam, so I got up early to tidy up.

However, the two people in the dormitory were not in a hurry. I had just finished mopping the floor when one of them, Iris, knocked over a box of loose powder.

"Oops, I'm sorry. Deanna, I didn't mean to. I'm going to be late, can you clean up for me?"

I looked at Iris' gloating look and said, "No need to apologize."

When Iris heard this, she pretended to be affectionate and came over to try to pull my arm.

I dodged her hand in time and said, "The school has repeatedly emphasized that cosmetics are not allowed to be brought into the school. So it's not just a matter of deducting points if you can't clean up properly. You might have to go home and reflect on it."

After saying that, I picked up my phone and took a picture of my tidy dormitory.

"By the way, my mom is afraid that I won't adapt to school. So she specially applied for me to bring my phone. Just turn it off during class. So, if there is a problem with me, this photo will be sent."

Iris hurriedly threw away the loose powder packaging in her hand.

"Oops, I threw it too late. It's already in the picture."

After saying that, I hurried to the classroom with my things.

According to the timetable, we could go to the exam room after we finished self-study and had dinner.

Because the school wanted us to adapt to the atmosphere of the college entrance examination, the mock exams were assigned to the exam rooms according to the rankings.

And as a newcomer, I naturally got assigned to the last exam room.

I saw Carol when I went in. She wanted to greet me, but I instinctively passed her and looked for my seat.

As Carol walked towards me, I was thinking about how to avoid her disgusting me, but then I heard a voice.

"I didn't have breakfast this morning. Is there anything to eat?"

I looked up and saw Henric looking at me with a smirk on his face.

Before I could speak, Carol spoke up, "I have something here. What do you want to eat?"

Seeing her being so attentive, I didn't feel like talking and continued to carry the documents in my hand.

"Hey! I'm asking you!"

Henric poked me.

I angrily threw the cookies from my bag at him.

"Just this, eat it or not."

Carol once again returned to his seat, feeling defeated.

The exam went smoothly, except that I had a stomachache the whole time.

For the last exam, I just went to the restroom, but someone blocked the door.

When I stood up due to diarrhea, there was no sound around me.

I hurriedly pushed the door, trying to run back to the exam room, but I found that I couldn't open it.

I shouted, hoping someone would hear me and open the door for me.

However, I immediately heard the bell for the start of the exam.

I tried to climb up and crawl out through the gap above, but there was no support point.

I had no choice but to continue shouting and banging on the restroom door.

The wooden door couldn't make much noise.

I looked at my watch and saw that it was almost fifteen minutes, but then I heard someone calling my name.

"Deanna, where are you?"

"I'm here! Help me! Could you help me move the things blocking the door?"

I heard the voice and quickly asked for help.

"Wait for me to call someone."

"It's too late, they're about to stop students from entering. Could you please help me?"

This was my determination. I didn't want to let Carol succeed in the first exam!

The person outside the door seemed hesitant, after all, the voice sounded like a boy.

Finally, a voice came from outside the door.

"Is anyone there? If no one is here, I can go in."

Immediately, the door was opened.

When I saw that it was Henric, his flushed face clearly told me how embarrassed he was.

But without thinking too much, I quickly grabbed him and ran towards the examination room.

Fortunately, we arrived at the classroom at the last minute.

I still felt uncomfortable in my stomach when writing the answers, and even kept sweating.

Maybe it was because I ran too hastily just now, but I even felt a little short of breath.

In this way, I didn't know how long I persisted. It seemed that I had done half of the questions, and then I fainted with a blackout.

When I woke up, my mom excitedly held my hand and said, "Deanna, don't stay in the dormitory anymore. We will be day students from now on!"

I looked at my mom in confusion, but Carol walked over and knelt down directly.

"Deanna, it's my fault for not realizing that they were secretly plotting against you and hurting you."

She was so pure and kind. I struggled to get up, but my mom pressed me back onto the bed.

"You're weak, just lie down and speak."

With the help of my mom, I sat up and looked at Carol, saying, "Does what they did have anything to do with you?"

Carol was stunned at first, then hurriedly defended herself.

"No, if I had known, I would have stopped them even at the cost of my life."

"Then why did you kneel down to apologize?"

Upon hearing this, my mom finally pulled her up.

"Deanna, they said they put the medicine for constipation in the wrong cup and that's why you missed the exam."

"So, they admit to poisoning you," I said calmly.

But Carol panicked when she heard it. Once this matter escalated to poisoning, it would no longer be a small issue.

"Deanna, it's true that they played a prank on you by locking you in the bathroom, but isn't accusing them of poisoning too serious?"

I ignored her and looked at my mom, saying, "Mom, they deliberately made a mess on the floor while I was on duty. I was afraid of being late and letting them clean up by themselves, so they held a grudge against me. If I still have to share a dormitory with them, I'm afraid I won't be alive in the future."

My dad just came back with food and when he heard what I said. He directly said that I didn't need to handle it. He would take care of everything.

I knew that my parents have always been protective of me. If it weren't for the fact that I was deceived too much by Carol in my previous life and I drifted apart from them, how could I have ended up like this?

Thinking of this, I glared angrily at Carol.

Carol was also startled by my gaze. But in this life, I was the apple of my parents' eyes. So she didn't have the chance to act coquettish.

In this way, even if she, as a marginal figure, was bound to the System, she would not have as much capital.

"Mom, Dad, after all, we are in the same class. If we make too much trouble..."

However, she still thought it was worth fighting for her little followers, even if it was just to avoid being exposed.

"Why do you still cover up for them? They hurt me. Are you happy?"

I glared at her fiercely as I spoke, and my parents scrutinized her as if they had just realized something.

"No, no, I'm just afraid that Deanna will cause too much trouble in this class and it will affect her reputation."

"You also know that I just joined that class, why would the two people who were friendly with you want to bully me!"

Carol was so scared that she shivered. She looked at my mother in panic, only to find that my mother was also waiting for an explanation from her.

She collected herself and then said, "They, they said they couldn't stand seeing me being bullied by you, so they wanted to stand up for me. But I have already emphasized to them that you are my sister, so it is acceptable for you to bully me."

With just a few words, she turned the situation around. She truly lives up to her reputation as a kind girl.