262 | Stereotype

Not long after, my cell phone rang a dial tone. Apparently from Kacey.

"Hey where are you, handsome?" Kacey asked.

"I was around Goobank," I replied.

"I wanted to meet you," Kacey said.

"Okay, where are you?" I asked.

"On campus," Kacey replied.

"I'm on my way," I said.

Here, at the Clofus campus, almost all majors were available, even the rarest in Indonesia, such as Nuclear Engineering and Javanese Literature. A row of notable people listed as Clofus graduates, such as World Bank’s Managing Director Mrs. Shri Lakhsmi. She also ranked as the 38th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes last year. Then, Mr. Ali Purwacaraka was an Indonesian ambassador in the United Nations. And also, Hendryx, The Boumerank rock superstar.

I studied at the Department of English Literature, Faculty of Letters, alongside Aisha, Julia, Mr. P, and Matt. The last three names received scholarships for the indigents students around the campus