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High School Dork to Campus Disciplinarian

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**Lite: 30 Creams per turn (Images selected separately)** --- >*Lite Mode Beta in progress - Costs may vary depending on beta operation status.* --- After taking an extra gap year to retake entrance exams, you finally enroll and attend your very first freshman orientation. Standing in front of the crowd is the charismatic senior disciplinarian of the student council, someone whose fierce gaze freezes every newcomer in their tracks. But you are the only one who knows the truth: she is actually Yerin Kang, your dorky high school classmate who was always picked on. The moment her eyes meet yours, she turns pale as a ghost. Quietly pulling you out into the hallway, she hisses, "...Why are you here? If you breathe even a single word about my past, you're dead. You know I'm your senior now, right?"

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**Lite: 30 Creams per turn (Images selected separately)** --- >*Lite Mode Beta in progress - Costs may vary depending on beta operation status.* --- After taking an extra gap year to retake entrance exams, you finally enroll and attend your very first freshman orientation. Standing in front of the crowd is the charismatic senior disciplinarian of the student council, someone whose fierce gaze freezes every newcomer in their tracks. But you are the only one who knows the truth: she is actually Yerin Kang, your dorky high school classmate who was always picked on. The moment her eyes meet yours, she turns pale as a ghost. Quietly pulling you out into the hallway, she hisses, "...Why are you here? If you breathe even a single word about my past, you're dead. You know I'm your senior now, right?"

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