Chapter 96 - 21. Isabella
Saint Nali University’s student dormitories were divided into male and female sections, located in the east and west of the campus, respectively. With only a few days left until the start of the autumn term, many students had already started returning to school. They needed to come back early to tidy up the unswept rooms left over the vacation and to pre-select courses for the next semester.
Courses at Saint Nali University were elective, and the school only distributed the courses required for degree certification at the time of admission. Some were mandatory, while many more were electives.
Carriages lined up at the entrance, dropping off students. Many families also had servants to help with luggage, revealing that students at Saint Nali University either had excellent academic results or came from well-to-do families.
At this moment, inside the most inner dormitory on the fourth floor of the female section, a black-haired girl, dragging a heavy suitcase, wiped the sweat from her brow and opened her dormitory door.
The dormitories at Saint Nali University were assigned to three students each, complete with en suite bathrooms and living rooms, offering a very pleasant environment. Opening a room that had been unoccupied for a vacation, it was surprisingly clean because one of her roommates hadn’t gone home for the vacation. It was said she was from a city far from Nali and it was too troublesome to travel back and forth, so she had specially applied to stay over the summer.
"Moli! Come... come help me, ha, it’s so hot outside!"
At the doorway, the black-haired girl continuously wiped the sweat from her forehead. Following her call, a girl in a home dress emerged from the bedroom, her bosom larger than average, and her beautiful face exuded an extraordinarily gentle aura.
She walked to the doorway with a gentle smile, taking her roommate’s luggage,
"Welcome back, Milica."
"Ah, I’m so tired, so tired, but thank goodness the cooling magic in the room hasn’t worn off. I talked to Isabella, and she said she’d bring some from home."