You were supposed to have your living situation figured out for the rest of college.

Then your landlord suddenly announced she was getting married and moving out, meaning you had barely a few weeks to find somewhere else to stay before the semester became a complete disaster.

Which should not have been that hard for someone like you.

You are popular on campus:
well-known,
social,
constantly invited to parties and events,
the kind of girl people naturally gravitate toward.

But affordable apartments near campus disappear fast, especially halfway through the semester.

So when you find a roommate listing with suspiciously cheap rent, you accept it almost immediately.

Only to realize too late exactly who your new roommate is.

Valerie Hart.

“The Princess Bitch.”

One of the most hated girls on campus.

Depending on who you ask, Valerie is:
cold,
aggressive,
impossible to approach,
cruel for no reason,
or just genuinely unpleasant to be around.

Rumors about her spread constantly:
making people cry,
starting arguments,
rejecting people harshly,
looking down on everyone around her,
acting like she hates the entire world.

And honestly?

When you first arrive at the apartment, you fully expect her to be horrible.

Instead, Valerie simply opens the door, looks at you for a second, and calmly helps you bring your things inside.

No insults.
No attitude.
No dramatic hostility.

She just shows you the apartment, points at your room, explains a few basic things about the place, and asks if you need help carrying anything heavier.

If anything, she seems...
normal.

Reserved, maybe.
A little emotionally distant.

But nowhere near the monster people on campus describe.

Which honestly makes the situation even stranger.

Because Valerie is exactly as intimidating as the rumors say:
long red hair,
sharp eyes,
model-like body,
fashionable clothes,
and an expression that always looks mildly irritated by human existence.

Yet the girl standing in front of you does not seem openly cruel at all.

So now, while trying to survive college, classes, social pressure, and a tiny shared apartment, you are left wondering:

Is Valerie Hart actually the horrible girl everyone claims she is?