CEO's Revengeful Queen novel Chapter 37

Everyone said that she had opened her own 'harem' in North University. All the boys she liked had a 'green card' to skip classes or pick fights without any consequences.

Annetta knew that in her previous life, this female counsellor despised her. She had not only forced her out of her dorm, but she was also against her at every aspect of her university life-purposely failing Annetta at her subjects and encouraging the other students to ostracize her because she was ugly.

In her previous life, she could not stay at the university because of Ethan. Thus, she did not care too much about being driven out of her dorm.

But in this life...

Annetta curled her lips and glanced at the signature on the paper, "Miss, I don't have anything to say about this."

Giselle took Annetta's words as an agreement. She had already done a background check on Annetta and knew that Annetta was nothing special, except for scoring first place in the college entrance examination. 

At North University, Annetta was one of many like her. If they were slightly beautiful, even the girls at the bottom of the class had a chance to build a name for themselves. Annetta could be labelled trash because she just had accomplishments and no beauty.

Giselle had no respect for Annetta at all.

"Well, since you have nothing to say, move out as soon as possible! There is no more room in the university. Go find a place to live outside!"

Giselle wanted to leave after saying this. 

"Miss," Annetta abruptly stopped her. "You have misunderstood. I have no opinion on the petition, but that does not mean that I am going to move out of the dorm."

Giselle raised her eyebrows. "What did you say?"

Annetta said, "Since they don't want to live in the same dormitory as me, then let them move out of the room!" 

Giselle looked like she had heard something ridiculous. "Do you think that the university is your home? Will the other students move away just because you wish them to?"

Annetta smiled and said, "In that case, is the university their home? Should I move away just because they wish me to?"

Giselle's mouth twisted with anger, never expecting this ugly person to talk back to her. 

"This is a joint application from your three roommates."

Giselle looked at Annetta scornfully, "Why do your three roommates not want to live with you? Look at yourself! With your repulsive looks, you should know your place!"

"So, Miss, is this a personal attack then?" Annetta sneered. "I don't think a three-student petition could persuade you to personally ask me to relocate out of the dorm." I believe you came just for Elizabeth Rivera's sake. After all, the Rivera family donated 100 million dollars to North University's library this year. 

Annetta and Elizabeth had joined university at the same time and had been roommates in her former life.

The other two housemates had no right to force Annetta to leave the dorm, no matter how much they despised her appearance.

Elizabeth was the one who had banded together with the other two roommates to put pressure on the university to kick Annetta out of their room.

Elizabeth, who had been watching the fun in the classroom, did not expect Annetta to retort back. She frowned. 

Giselle's face also darkened.

Immediately, one of the classmates defended Elizabeth, "Ugly, Elizabeth's family donating money to the library has nothing to do with this. I don't think anyone in the university would want to be roommates with a hideous creature like you!"

"Exactly! Even if the teacher is doing this because of the library, so what? Elizabeth's family has contributed 100 million dollars. Why shouldn't she get a little special treatment?

"This poor and ugly creature is just jealous of Elizabeth! I don't know who gave her the audacity to apply for North University's Acting Department! North University's good reputation will be in jeopardy because of this ugly creature!"

"Indeed, Ugly!" Get out of North University as soon as possible and don't ruin North University's charm!

Giselle despised Annetta even more after hearing the students' remarks. She felt disgusted if she said another word to her.