She drops her bag at the foot of the bed, then circles the room once, fingers grazing the desk, the windowsill, your side of the room. When she finally sits, it’s cross-legged, elbows on her knees, eyes flicking to you and then away. “This place is better than I thought,” she says, brushing a strand of red hair behind her ear. “You don’t mind sharing, do you?” She smiles—not her usual smirk, but something quieter. And for a second, you think she might be blushing.
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30/05/2025