All Chapters of Back for Revenge: Roommate Edition: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

9 Chapters

Chapter 1

"Melissa, are you awake?" came Sienna Riggs's annoying voice in the middle of the night.I couldn't tell if I was dreaming or actually awake. I fumbled around my pillow until I found my phone. When I turned it on and saw the date on the screen, I became certain that I had been reborn.Outside my bed curtain, Sienna was not giving up when I didn't answer her. Instead, she kept calling my name. However, I simply turned off my phone, put in my earbuds, and closed my eyes.When Sienna still didn't get a response, she pulled my curtain open. It was already past 1:00 am, but another roommate was still up playing video games. The glow of her monitor flashed against my eyelids as the keyboard clacked in the background."Melissa? Melissa? Are you asleep?" Sienna's voice grew louder. At that point, it was loud enough to wake anyone up. Still, I kept my eyes tightly shut, determined not to move. I knew I couldn't give in because if I opened my eyes, she would get exactly what she wanted.

Chapter 2

One morning before class, one of my roommates couldn't get out of bed and asked me to sign her in. It seemed harmless enough, but when I got there, I realized I was the only one from our dorm there, while the other three hadn't shown up.Since it was an easy class and the professor was not taking roll, I figured it wouldn't hurt to help them out and marked all four of us present on the app. I was feeling pleased with myself for doing a good deed when Sienna suddenly burst through the main door. She marched straight up to the professor, held up her phone, and asked, "Professor, why does my phone show I was signed in when I wasn't even here?"Everyone in the classroom turned to stare at her, and I was so shocked that I broke out in a cold sweat. The professor shot her a cold look and said, "You know exactly how your name got checked in."Sienna replied, "I honestly have no idea. That's why I came to ask you. The system must have glitched. I never tapped anything, and it signed me

Chapter 3

Sienna was stunned by Jessica's sharp tone and didn't dare talk back. She muttered, "I just wanted to wake her up and see if she was asleep.""Are you out of your mind? She's asleep, and you're going to wake her up? Do you even hear yourself? Why don't you just lift her eyelids and ask if she's sleeping?" Jessica impatiently shot back.I almost burst out laughing at Jessica's words—but the feeling did not last. Her words gave Sienna an idea, and she decided to climb up to my bunk to find out for sure if I was awake. Clearly, she wouldn't rest until she woke me up. As soon as I saw Sienna stepping onto the ladder and poking her head through my bed curtains, I balled my fists and swung. "Grr, monster attack!"My punch landed squarely on her nose. Sienna yelped in pain and clutched her face. Upon losing her balance, she tumbled straight off the ladder. Even with my headphones on, I could hear the loud thud of her hitting the floor. But still, I kept my eyes shut and pretended t

Chapter 4

That evening, I was in the dorm watching a show when someone knocked on the door. Then, the class representative walked in with a few sheets of paper. "These are the psychological evaluation forms for this semester," she said. "Just fill them out. The counselor, Mr. Myers, said you can answer 'No' to everything, just like we always do."These evaluations happened every semester and were mostly a formality, so we were used to it. Sienna looked at her form and asked, "Why do we have to answer 'No' to everything? Can't we answer honestly?"The class representative casually replied, "Answering 'No' is faster. If you answer 'Yes,' you'll have to check each question and see if it actually applies. Even if you really had a problem, the school probably wouldn't do anything. "I've heard that in other departments, students flagged for severe depression were just told to take a leave and go home."Sienna thoughtfully nodded and stared at her paper. After the class representative left,

Chapter 5

The air seemed to freeze for a few moments. Gary stood there with his mouth wide open, unable to say a word.Laura however, frowned sharply and shot the counselor a piercing look. "Who allowed you to falsify the data? Mental health issues are serious! How could you be so careless?"Gary hurriedly explained, "No, Ms. Lane, I was just carefully giving instructions. You know how students are these days. They're shy and don't want classmates to know about their mental issues. So, some of them randomly fill it out. I can't control that."In Gary's mind, he was already cursing Sienna to death. I had known a few days ago that this girl was nothing but trouble."No. I remember the class representative said it was your instruction for everyone to answer 'No.' Are you sure you're not mistaken?" Sienna asked, her expression completely sincere, and her tone puzzled. She looked utterly unaware of how tense the situation was, and she just kept making it worse.At this point, Laura didn't ne

Chapter 6

Jessica tugged me out of the classroom, and once we were far enough away, she finally let out a laugh. "I can't believe that idiot is still smiling. Just wait. He'll be crying soon."Sienna was hopeless most of the time, and group projects were no exception. She didn't even know how to switch a computer's language keyboard and had to be taught step by step. Not to mention, if anyone showed a hint of impatience, she would trot out her background, saying she'd grown up in the countryside and wasn't familiar with computers.When asked to do research, she couldn't even handle basic keyboard shortcuts. So, we told her not to bother and just be responsible for presenting. However, once she got on stage, she completely froze, stuttering through her lines and leaving us with the lowest grade in the class.Between dragging Sienne along or just splitting the work with Jessica, I would rather do the extra work myself than spend the whole time babysitting her. But since Oscar was so eager,

Chapter 7

There was a saying that birds of a feather flocked together, and that couldn't have been truer.After Sienna pulled that ridiculous stunt, most people would have been furious, but not Oscar. Instead of being annoyed at her for dragging everyone down, he actually thought she was kind and righteous."If you had a problem, you should have said something earlier instead of whining after things went south. Sienna didn't do anything wrong. She just didn't want to lie to Ms. Bolton, and that takes courage."Then he added, "Come on, it's not a big deal. As long as you study hard for finals, you won't fail. It sounds to me like you just don't want to put in the effort, and now, you're trying to dump the blame on me and Sienna."Upon hearing that outrageous statement, I couldn't even laugh. Everyone else was stunned speechless too. In the end, someone spat in frustration and snapped, "You two are a pair of lunatics. You're seriously messed up!"Since Oscar and Sienna had dragged the whole

Chapter 8

That little episode only made Oscar and Sienna grow even closer. Not long after, Oscar rented an apartment off campus and moved in with her. They started living together, which honestly felt like a blessing for me and Jessica. To celebrate, we even treated ourselves to a nice meal.…Time flew by, and soon, senior year was here. By then, we were juggling our theses while gearing up for job hunting. In my previous life, there'd been a speech contest during my junior year. I never entered, and I had no idea if Sienna would've tried to sabotage me again. Regardless, this time, I decided to skip it altogether. Instead, I landed a decent internship, which gave me some valuable work experience.One day, Gary sent a message to the class group chat. He stated that a campus job fair would be held the following week, and anyone planning to look for work should be prepared.So, I headed to a print shop to print a stack of résumés to bring along.When the day of the job fair arrived, I ra

Chapter 9

When Oscar stepped up for his defense, the exact same scene from my past life played out. Sienna suddenly jumped to her feet and accused, saying, "Oscar, how is your thesis identical to mine? Did you plagiarize me?"A wave of relief washed over me. Thank goodness she hadn't targeted me this time—she had found a new victim.Oscar froze. "When did I ever plagiarise your work? You'd better have proof before you start throwing accusations."I expected Sienna to spout her nonsense about "dreams" like before, but instead, she actually pulled out her paper. "See for yourself. Isn't it the same as mine?"Gloria glanced through both theses and immediately noticed that the topics, surveys, and analyses were almost identical.Oscar was stunned. He had poured months into that paper, only to end up with something eerily similar to Sienna's. No explanation would make him look innocent now."Ms. Bolton, I swear I didn't plagiarize. I don't know why our work turned out the same. I have proof.

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