forum Boarding School International {OPEN AS HELL}

Started December 18, 2018 by @CWPoofToxicRush

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Mari flopped down on the bed. “Finally, some sweet, sweet relaxation “

Christabel knocked on the room door, just in case her roommate was there already.

Oliver skimmed the paper, finding his dorm room. He stuffed it back in his backpack and headed into the imposing building. Groaning when he discovered when there were no elevators, he mentally prepared himself to climb the stairs all the way to Floor 6. Leg day came early, he thought to himself.

Mari flopped down on the bed. “Finally, some sweet, sweet relaxation “

Tenley smiled and opened her suitcase, her things very messily thrown in there.

(Does anyone wanna be Makani’s roommate?)

(I can be Robin doesn't have a roommate)

(Okay! Wait is it okay since they’re different genders?)

(No idea.)

Makani walked through the hallways, looking at the paper that told her her room assignment. She finally arrived at her door. The word ‘Co-Ed’ was written on a piece of paper that was taped to the door. Makani pushed the door open, finding it empty. She set her suitcase down at the end of the beds, deciding it wouldn’t be fair to choose her bed with our her roommate there.

Robin finally found his assignment and walked to the room and opened the door.

Makani looked up, just as she had set her suitcase down, the door had opened. “Oh! Hello!” she said, waving and walking over to him. “Are you sure you’re in the right room? Oh dear, do you speak English?”

"Yeah, I'm from England." he answered her. "Also hello"

“Oh, England! Lovely. Hi!” Makani smiled. “I’m Makani. And you are?”

"I am Robin, nice to meet you."

“Nice to meet you too, Robin. But, um. I’m pretty sure this is a girls room, since it says this room on my sheet. I don’t mean to offend you, but are you sure you’re in the right place?”

"yeah it said this room number on the sheet."

"yeah it said this room number on the sheet."

Makani stood beside him and looked at his sheet. “Huh.” She walked over to the door. “Ah. That’s probably what “co-ed” means. I suppose we have a co-ed room. That’s . . . different.”