The first day of college was supposed to be normal.
At least, that's what I thought.
My name is Ayaan Verma, just an ordinary guy who somehow managed to get into one of the most prestigious colleges in the city. New place, new people… and maybe a chance to finally change my boring life.
But I had no idea that my life was about to turn into complete chaos.
"Why is this campus so big…?" I muttered, looking around in frustration.
Students were everywhere. Some looked confident, some nervous, and some already had their own groups.
Meanwhile, I was completely lost.
"Great… I'm already late on the first day."
I quickly checked my phone for the classroom number, but the network was terrible.
Just my luck.
While trying to find my way, I noticed a quiet building on the side of the campus.
"Finally… some peace," I sighed and walked inside without thinking much.
The corridor was empty. Too empty.
Something felt a little off… but I ignored it.
"I just need to find a map or something…"
I walked forward and opened a random door.
And then—
My brain stopped working.
Three girls.
Standing right in front of me.
And judging by their expressions… I had just made the biggest mistake of my life.
One of them, a tall girl with cold eyes, stepped forward.
"Excuse me…" she said in a calm but dangerous voice, "what exactly are you doing in the girls' changing room?"
"…Changing room?"
My heart dropped.
I slowly turned my head and noticed the lockers, the mirrors… and the obvious sign I somehow missed.
Girls Only.
"…I think I'm dead."
Before I could even react, another girl—this one with a sharp attitude and an annoyed expression—crossed her arms.
"Are you some kind of pervert?"
"W-What? No! I swear, I got lost!" I said quickly, raising both my hands in panic.
The third girl, who looked surprisingly calm compared to the others, simply watched me with curious eyes.
"Lost?" she said softly. "Into the girls' changing room?"
"Okay, when you say it like that, it sounds bad…" I muttered.
"Sounds bad?" the second girl snapped. "It IS bad!"
I was sweating now.
This was it. My college life was over before it even started.
The cold-eyed girl took another step closer.
"You have exactly five seconds to explain yourself," she said.
"Or what?" I asked before I could stop myself.
Big mistake.
Her expression turned even colder.
"Or I'll make sure you regret stepping into this college."
"…Yeah, I'm definitely dead."