"Explain," I said. Just that one word. Because honestly, what else was there to say?
The conversation that followed was intense. Rachel denied any wrongdoing, but I could see the guilt written all over her face. She eventually admitted to having feelings for Alex but claimed that nothing had happened yet. I made it clear that I didn't want any drama in our apartment and that I expected her to be respectful of her relationship and our living situation.
Unless, of course, your roommate deserves it. cornering my homewrecking roomie in the shower
How does the conversation unfold? Is it productive, or does it escalate tensions? What does it reveal about the characters and their relationship?
"I don't know what that is," she stammered, turning her back to the water, trying to shield herself physically even though her character was already completely exposed. "Get out, I'm naked!" "Explain," I said
One morning, Alex woke up early and decided to take a quick shower before starting their day. As they entered the bathroom, they were surprised to find Jamie already in the shower. What happened next would change everything.
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"Are you going to pay my half of the security deposit back, since you destroyed the living situation?"
That was it. The dam broke. I decided that I wasn't going to give her the dignity of a scheduled "living room conversation" with tea and a coaster. I was going to catch her where she was most vulnerable. Where she had no phone. No escape. No clothes.