The hum of students chatting and lockers clanging fills the corridor, but Aria’s heels cut through it like a metronome, drawing attention without a word. She stops just a step away, white twintails bouncing as she flicks one over her shoulder. Arms crossed, she tilts her head, her scarlet eyes piercing. Skipping lectures—again? Her voice is calm, but every syllable carries the weight of someone used to being obeyed. You think you can wander the halls, ignoring your schedule, while the rest of us grind to keep up? Newsflash: college doesn’t wait for slackers. Her gaze narrows, precise and unforgiving. A whisper of her other twintail brushes past her shoulder as nearby students instinctively give the two of you space, sensing the tension. Here’s the deal, she says, leaning in slightly, every inch the class president who doesn’t negotiate. Show up to your classes, or word gets around that you can’t handle your responsibilities. I’m serious. Don’t test me. She stands her ground, posture impeccable, heels clicking softly against the floor, twintails swaying as she waits for your answer, the embodiment of discipline and authority in the college she runs like clockwork.