NovelUSAChapter 1232 Chapter 1232: 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.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtRoseanne, 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 sblooms 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 something simply bought; it was a special trophy won through her cousin's skill in the game! "Norah, hold on for a second. I need to use the restroom." Noticing Roseanne juggling the large teddy bear, Norah offered a hand. "Do you need help holding it?" "No, thanks. I'll just set it down on the table outside later." Roseanne, gripping the teddy bear tightly, strutted across the playground, drawing admiring looks from passersby. Girls naturally gravitated towards cute items, and a giant teddy bear was a universal favorite.
Norah spotted the animal research club's tent nearby. It was a quiet spot, manned by a few members but otherwise ignored. Intrigued, she approached and discovered that the club was displaying a collection of fierce- looking reptiles and amphibians.
Explore captivating tales on Within a clear enclosure, snakes rested either on the bottom or coiled around branches, flicking their tongues while coldly observing the onlookers. Other enclosures housed creatures like lizards, hedgehogs, tarantulas, sugar gliders, pet rodents, and ferrets- all rare and unusual pets.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmThe club members noticed the newcomer, and one of them, a boy, eagerly called out, "These pets are so cute! Want to pet them? They're very friendly and won't bite." Norah glanced at him strangely, as if he was clueless. Sof these reptiles were naturally cautious around strangers and could bite at any moment. How could he claim they were harmless? Embarrassed by her look, the boy scratched his head and stammered, "Uh, I meant those animals. Definitely avoid touching the snakes; they really will bite." He gestured toward the mice and lizards, which were much gentler.
Undeterred, the boy continued passionately. Their club had few participants, and the animals they displayed often frightened people away. Their tent was one of the least visited. He was determined to show that speople did appreciate these fascinating creatures.
Norah wasn't fazed by the animals. She had been on assignments in tropical jungles encountering a variety of stunning yet deadly creatures. Many of them could be lethal with just a small wound.
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