“I feel like she purposely chose our group just to spite me!” Nayeon said, once the girl was out of earshot.

“Oh, totally, because every choice she makes is made entirely to make you miserable. Nayeon, she doesn’t even know who you are,” Jeongyeon assured. “She probably just likes dogs and wanted to do this topic.”

“I can’t do this...I have to switch groups.”

“Are you seriously that petty?” Jeongyeon asked.

“Yes.” Nayeon didn’t even hesitate. She began walking in the direction of her dorm. Jeongyeon hurried after her while rolling her eyes.

“C’mon, Mina isn’t that bad. Give her a chance.”

“No.”

“Stop acting like you’re five, this girl has never done anything to you.”

Nayeon crossed her arms and said nothing. Jeongyeon sighed.

“Hey, I’ll be there okay. We’ll meet three times tops to discuss the presentation. We’ll just make it on Google Slides and each be responsible for making a few slides so we can work on it at home. Easy.”

Nayeon groaned.

“I feel like the universe really smiled down on you today, Im Nayeon,” Jeongyeon said, wrapping an arm around her friend’s shoulder as they continued to walk back in the direction of their dorm.