Allergy crisis: My Roommate Wants to Kill Me — Novel

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In the cutthroat world of college dorm life, Valerie Mitchell thought she could win over her roommates with lavish gifts and kindness. Little did she know that her allergy to mangoes would turn her generosity into a weapon against her. After an insidious betrayal leads to her tragic demise, Valerie wakes up to discover she has a second chance—one day before her fatal encounter.

Fueled by a mix of vengeance and determination, she’s hell-bent on rewriting her destiny. But how far is she willing to go to protect herself from the girls who once shared her space? As the clock ticks down to the fateful night, Valerie must navigate a web of manipulation and deceit, all while pretending to be the same naïve girl they once knew. Can she outsmart her enemies and escape the clutches of their cruelty? Or will her attempts to change the past only lead to a darker future?

With friendships on the line and the stakes higher than ever, Valerie faces a precarious balancing act between revenge and survival. Will she emerge victorious, or will she fall victim to her own schemes?

Allergy crisis: My Roommate Wants to Kill MeChapter 1

My university roommate, Emily Hutcherson, made a scathing post on her X account about me, Valerie Mitchell. It was really hurting my heart when I read it. After all, I never knew that she hated me like this.

[@Emily_HoneyQueen: My spoiled roommate was so good at lying! That bitch told us that she was allergic to f*cking mangoes if she eats them. In fact, she even said that she couldn’t even smell the mangoes. Is this some sort of privileged trend?]

As soon as I checked the comments, people were hating on me.

Emily even had the audacity to reply to anyone who commented on her post.

[@Emily_HoneyQueen: That’s right! I’m free to eat whatever I want. No one can force me to stop eating just because they have a goddamn allergy! I’ll try to give her mangoes tonight to see if that bitch will be dead or not!]

Then, I found out that the whole dorm smelled of mangoes when I returned to the dorm after I studied. Not only that, I also realized that there was a large amount of mango powder that was put on my glass. But I realized it way too late because I fell into an anaphylactic shock before I ended up passing away.