When Jealousy Strikes

When Jealousy Strikes part -1

Emma
A 21-year-old with big dreams and a sharp mind, Emma comes from a middle-class family but has earned a scholarship to a prestigious university in New York. She’s hardworking, driven, and a bit reserved, trying to make the most of her opportunity among students from all walks of life.

Oliver
At 23, Oliver is one of the most well-known faces on campus. Coming from a rich family, he has a rude confident demeanor and a reputation for being a bit cold. Despite his seemingly rude attitude, his charisma draws people in, making him someone you can’t ignore.

Liam
Oliver’s best friend and confidant, 23-year-old Liam is loyal and protective. His easygoing nature hides deeper emotions, which sometimes lead him into complicated situations.

Kaylee
At 22, Kaylee is Oliver’s childhood friend, someone who’s been by his side through every phase of life. She’s warm and caring for oliver but with a hidden side that few get to see.

Nany
Emma's younger sister

Mr. Isabela
The esteemed principal of New York’s top university, Mr. Isabela is a strict but fair leader who maintains discipline and high standards across campus. His authority is respected by all.

James
Oliver’s father, a powerful and successful man, whose expectations have shaped much of Oliver’s life. He takes pride in his family’s status and values discipline.

Moni
Oliver’s mother, a clever and perceptive woman who knows how to get what she wants. She is protective of her family and has a keen sense for reading people, often able to anticipate situations before they unfold. Her cleverness adds an edge to her warmth, making her both respected and occasionally feared by those around her.

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Emma woke up at 5:00 a.m. for her university classes. She was disciplined and didn’t like missing any of her lessons, so she always made sure to start her day early.

**Emma:** “Let’s make some tea to wake myself up.”

She went to the kitchen, made herself a cup of tea, and called out to her younger sister to wake up for school. Emma didn’t want her sister to miss the bus. Afterward, she started preparing breakfast for both of them. Once breakfast was ready, Emma went to the bathroom to take a quick shower.

By 6:00 a.m., she was dressed and ready to leave. She packed her bag, made sure she had her assignment, and called a taxi to take her to university.

At 6:30 a.m., she reached the university. She headed straight to class and attended her lecture. Once the lecture ended at 7:35 a.m., Emma went to the library to work on her next assignment.

After a busy morning of classes, Emma felt hungry, so she headed to the canteen for lunch. Sitting down, she pulled out her tiffin box, ready to eat. Just then, a group of girls seated nearby noticed her and started laughing, whispering to each other.

Curious, Emma asked them, “Is something wrong?”

One of the girls smirked and replied, “You actually bring your lunch from home? That’s hilarious! Everyone here just buys food with money. Who brings a tiffin to the canteen? It’s funny, really!”

Emma just smiled politely and chose to ignore them. She knew better than to let their comments bother her; she was used to ignoring pointless drama. Calmly, she ate her lunch, unbothered by their giggles. After finishing, she got up and went back to the library to keep working on her assignment.

After lunch, Emma headed to her computer science lecture, carrying her assignment with her. The classroom was noisy and chaotic, with students talking about their assignments. Some looked worried, discussing whether they had managed to complete it on time.