Chapter: 1483

The unique design and the prominent, sparkling diamond at its base indicated that the necklace was expensive.

She caught her breath in astonishment, understanding just how affluent the Frazier family was. A casually given gift worth a fortune underscored that they were anything but ordinary.

Indeed, the fact that they had withstood the Miller family's assault for so long hinted that the Frazier family were not merely wealthy but formidable.

She carefully stowed the jewelry box, treating it with utmost reverence. These were tokens of affection from her family, and receiving such gifts always filled her with happiness.

Before Chayce's delivery arrived, Roseanne had invited Norah to spend a day touring the university. At the entrance of Ravencrest University, Roseanne, clad in trendy casual clothes, leaped up and waved. "Norah, over here!"

Norah approached in a sleek black dress that cinched at the waist, featuring an asymmetrical hem that showcased her slender legs.

She carried a small black clutch, her hair flowing down her back, framing a face adorned with perfect makeup and vibrant red Lips.

As this stunning figure made her entrance, observers couldn't help but steal glances.

Roseanne, puffing up with pride as though the beauty were her own, clutched Norah's arm.

“Norah, you look absolutely gorgeous today! You could pass for a college student!"

Roseanne gazed at her cousin with a mix of awe and envy. How could someone be so effortlessly beautiful?

"You're looking lovely as well," Norah responded genuinely.

She wasn't just being polite. Roseanne's youthful, lively presence was genuinely refreshing.

The campus was alive with students full of ambition and dreams for the future.

Norah felt a twinge of envy. Her university title was merely nominal, and she had never experienced student life, making her yearn for the seeming carefreeness of college days.

Oblivious to her cousin's internal reflections, Roseanne excitedly pointed out various campus highlights.

"The culture festival is happening right now. ALL the clubs are active, and it's really vibrant."

On the sprawling field, colorful tents were pitched in a pattern that was both chaotic and orderly.

The atmosphere was indeed lively, with everyone engaged and smiling.

Roseanne, bursting with energy, ushered Norah through different club tents. They sampled cookies at the baking club, pondered over chess games at the chess club, and even purchased some blooms at the flower club...

“Wow, Norah, you're incredible at chess! You just took first place!"

Roseanne exclaimed with excitement.

The champion's prize was a massive teddy bear, which Roseanne clung to tightly, unwilling to part with it.

This prize held more significance than one simply bought; it was a special trophy won through her cousin's skill in the game!