Annoying Roommate

Jane encountered many unexpected problems during the training.

She was either in pain or dizzy, and even fainted several times during the performance.

She went to the infirmary every day but couldn't find anything wrong with herself.

Nick was a young soldier with a stern face. Every time Jane acted coquettishly, his expression became gloomy.

Jane privately called Nick wood and said he had low emotional intelligence. But when the training was about to end, she cried and said she couldn't bear to leave him.

For this purpose, she initiated a crowdfunding campaign in the group to give gifts to Nick.

No one had any objections and felt that it was okay to send a bouquet of flowers, but she was not happy about it.

She sent a product link in the class group. I clicked on it and saw that it was a watch worth more than one hundred thousand dollars.

This time everyone expressed opposition. Regardless of whether we had the money, it would not be appropriate.

Jane insisted on her own idea.

"Since we are going to give a gift, we should give a good one, so that Nick can remember us."

I couldn't stand it anymore and refuted her in the group.

[Why would I want Nick to remember me? What's the use? If you want to do it, just do it yourself. No one will stop you.]

Unexpectedly, Jane started crying in the group and sent several voice messages to complain that I was bullying her.

Unfortunately, no one paid attention to her, and the group owner quietly muted her.

Not long after, she came back from outside. And as soon as she entered the dormitory, she stared at me with her eyes as if she wanted to kill me.

"Eloise, you're happy just because you embarrass me, right?"

After she finished speaking, she lay down on the table and cried, looking like she had suffered a great injustice.

My two other roommates and I were confused.

Later I found out that people in the next-door dormitory who used to sympathize with her being isolated and were willing to play with her now thought she was too outrageous and ignored her.

And she attributed the source of all this to me.

I was helpless.