The beauty of being an undeclared student was that you had a grace period of taking random classes you're interested in to meet the college's requirements before declaring a major and focusing on the classes needed to graduate to get a diploma in a specific subject. A year of living with three roommates gave Aurelia the drive to get her own room every year or at least one roommate rather than three.
To make money on the side Aurelia started to do some fairly sketchy things with her wide range of skills when it came to the dark dark web. Some people tried to pay her for test answers but she never budged on that considering she never cheated on her exams. One would think having a photographic memory would be an all-pass to getting A's but the sad truth was it was good only for remembering things the way they are and then never being able to practically use that knowledge.
Aurelia could remember every math equation, rules, and way to solve a problem but not knowing how to apply that knowledge to any of the questions on her exam was a problem.
After a whole semester of people understanding that she would break the rules to get them what they need but she had limits it weeded out people. Instead of getting people looking for exam answers she'd get people who wanted to get their resume to get pass HR, their phone plan to be upgraded without the extra cost, and the odd request to get a mix tapped burned into a CD - that was something she had to look up how to do.
Her 'business' thrived on word of mouth, but mainly Jessie finding people for her. A month into their friendship Aurelia learned the whole reason the frats all liked her friend was because Jessie would always have coke on her person at their parties. So when Jessie learned about Aurelia's computer skills nothing changed and their friendship was still going strong a year later.
"Lia?" A voice speaks up pulling the blue haired girl out of writing her history paper
"Yeah?" Aurelia looks up her glasses slightly falling down her nose
"I was told if I needed to find someone you're the best," A green haired boy sits across Aurelia
"Um that's unless I learn they have a restraining order on you or something like that," Aurelia lets it be known because while could break the law she wasn't going to leave someone unprotected
"They don't"
"I'll still be checking," Aurelia states, taking in the boy's red, white and green jacket in wondering if she'd seen him around campus before. It was a big university but every now and then the people around her were people she'd have in class, been in line at the student store or saw on the schools many social media pages
