SUB.12 - Decisions

>"Huh?"
>You sat at your counter top, eating plain toast.
>It's the only thing you can stomach after going that crazy last night.
>Really should've spaced out your drinks.
>"Are you even listening to me? Earth to Anon, when did you even come home last night?
"When? I don't know just- whatever, I'm not in the mood Rarity, please leave me alone."
>"Anon, I feel as if we should really speak about what's going to change now that I live here."
"Rarity, I don't disagree, but not right now, I think you know why."
>"Honey, this is exactly one of those reasons."
"Not. now."
>With your appetite sufficiently ruined, you head back to your room and lay on the bed.
>It had been about a week since Rarity moved in.
>You've been living here for about a year now, ever since you got into uni.
>You were just walking around the campus on your way to a friends dorm when you met her.
>She was with her father looking for accommodation.
>You've known for a while now that your uni has been running out of living space in and around it, but that doesn't stop them from accepting students.
>They don't seem too keen on building more dorms either.
>Her father started speaking to you and the three of you got more acquainted, mostly due to the fact that you didn't want to be rude and ditch them, but also due to the fact that you were too beta to say no to her dad.
>As opposed to her, he had a Russian accent that popped up whenever he got too passionate.
>He was also a good three times your size.
>As an hour dragged on into two and three, the lot of you were too tired to look at any more rooms.

>Her father invited you to a cafe as some sort of compensation for wasting your whole day, and looking back on it, you really should have declined.
>Apparently Rarity's father had taken a liking to you over the course of the day, and while at the cafe he asked if Rarity could room with you until she found a place of her own.
>You were about to say that there was no space, but you had previously remarked on how you had an empty room while looking at an apartment.
>You dun' goofed.
>Her father looked stressed as all hell while asking, the semester had already started and she still didn't have anywhere to live.
>He left on a plane tomorrow, and if Rarity didn't find anywhere to live, she would too.
>They had been non-stop looking for the entire week.
>What choice did you have?