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Chapter Seven: First Day Jitters

Author: Lovette
last update Last Updated: 2024-12-15 23:00:36
Naya wasn’t kidding when she basically said that we were different, and the other kids around here were absolutely not like us. It was like we came from a whole different world compared to them.

Basically, it was their world, not ours.

It hadn’t even been more than five minutes since I stepped out of the ladies’ dormitory and a few minutes away from the campus, expensive-looking cars and designer everything scattered the place like I had been transported to a show called ‘Rich, Richer, and Richest’ where you had to categorize each person by their materialistic things.

So far, everyone looked like they were on the ‘Richest’ part of the scale.

I, on the other hand…

My eyes go down to the uniform provided by the academy. The first time I saw it, I was stunned by how… expensive it already looked just by itself. A hundred percent cotton polo paired with the same matching pastel blue shade as the small necktie and skirt.

I’d never seen anything like it, but then again, I’ve
Lovette

Any guesses on who it could be~?

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