SIGNING IN: BEING SHOWERED BY HEAVENLY BLESSINGS FOR FIVE YEARS
Chapter 255 - 248: SUMMIT UNIVERSITY 2

Chapter 255: Chapter 248: SUMMIT UNIVERSITY 2

Summit University was one of the major universities in Frin. In fact, it was number two in the rankings just below Frin University.

The university had decades of reputation and it was well known for producing top-class students who would achieve greatness in society once they graduated.

It was easy for students from Summit University to find work in society. The connections were wide and the administration always made sure that they gave their best so that their students wouldn’t become bench sitters and homestay graduates.

That would be an insult to their great name.

Summit University was built in the school district, one of the most expensive places to live. Considering the good facilities and the easy access to a lot of service providers.

The university offers a range of programs, from humanities, sciences, information and technology, architectural and construction, engineering, business administration, education, law, social sciences, and accounting to hospitality.

Each program equated to a different faculty, so the university was quite large, with several faculty buildings spread all over. Providing enough space for students and privacy for students attending different programs every day.

The canteens were in abundance and food affordable, but there were still a few restaurants outside the university which sold food to students.

The university also provided a dorm stay. Unfortunately, the dorms weren’t a lot and couldn’t manage to accommodate a lot of students. So, just like in any other university, the students who want to stay at the dorms would apply early and, once approved, they would have the ticket.

Once the rooms are all occupied, the dorm stay applications will be closed. Those who fail to stay at the dorms would be forced to find accommodation elsewhere.

Students didn’t have to wear uniforms, actually, but it was there. It was not compulsory. The students had a choice of whether to wear it or not. But usually, during important occasions like opening day and any other day the administration deems important, all the students would be required to wear their uniforms.

Students have their own car park and bicycle parking space. With this, it could be seen that the school didn’t ban students from driving their own cars.

Diamond liked everything about the school, actually. And their efficiency when serving people was top-notch.

By the time it reached three in the afternoon, Diamond was finished with everything.

She got Ruby registered and paid her tuition for the whole year since she didn’t like getting reminded of the tuition once a new semester approached.

Ruby also got her student ID alongside several kids. The textbooks were distributed and so were the brand-new laptops the students would be required to use during their stay at the university in the coming four years.

The uniforms could be bought outside, so they didn’t get those at school.

With all of that done, there was no reason for Diamond and the girls to remain at school. The rest of the things, Ruby would complete herself, so she was at ease.

But before she left with the girls, Diamond, who had made a few mother friends while standing in queues and all that, added several numbers to her diamond-coated phone.

Her number even got added to the freshmen guardian group of the program Ruby would be taking, Business Administration.

The number of members was quite huge, almost two hundred, and the feeling of being a parent made her chest swell with pride.

With everything done to the T, Diamond and the girls finally left the school with their faces brimming with smiles.

When they left the school, they first dropped by a nearby café and bought some snacks and beverages before driving back to the court since it was a bit late.

On her way back home, Diamond received a message from Lucy, who informed her of the time and place to meet the next day.

The previous day, Lucy had informed her about the seller who was selling his business and house and she was interested.

When she parted with the woman, Lucy promised to come back to her once she had set up an appointment and that confirmation finally came to her.

She was happy knowing that she was about to bag more assets before the week ended.

[Ding! Do you want to sign in?]

Diamond’s eyes shook for a bit when she heard that.

She had been so excited that day that she nearly forgot that she hadn’t signed in at all.

’Sign in!’ how can she not agree to that?

[Ding! You have been rewarded with a ghost merchant team. Please wait for forty-eight hours and they will contact you.]

’System, what is this new game you are playing? A ghost merchant team? Are you giving me ghosts?’ that was the first time Diamond ever felt infuriated while confronting the system.

She understood that the system always had her best interest at heart, but ghosts, hehe, who wanted to be anywhere near ghosts? They scare the crap out of her!

[Host, sometimes I wonder if you are brain-dead or just plain foolish. Why should I give you ghosts? At least use that head of yours to think properly about what the name might also mean.]

’You!’ Diamond’s nose flared angrily at the thought of being scolded seriously by the system.

This system was still as sharp-tongued as ever. She had forgotten how she was roasted by it around December and now it was calling her stupid. How could she not be angry?

Fortunately, both Ruby and Garnet were so preoccupied with their stories that they didn’t notice that there was something wrong with Diamond, who was at the back.

[There is no need for you to be angry. Nourish your brain a bit more. You still have those pills. Don’t you?]

’Do you have a beef with me?’ she asked as she calmed herself down.

If the system had an intangible body, she would have confronted it face to face and had a nice talk with it.

[You know I can hear your thoughts, right?] the system reminded in a sarcastic tone.

The cold and systematic voice sounds very irritating and cold to the ear.