It finally happened. His Doctor finally got sick of his devil-may-care attitude and constantly dying situation, so he contacted the school authorities and informed them that it would be in Hari's best interests to get a roommate. He tried to convince them that he was fine, he was an adult that could take care of himself, but fainting because of the heat later that same afternoon probably didn't help his case.
Part of why Hari didn't want to get a roommate in the first place was because he didn't want to inconvenient anyone with his medical problems. If he was going to forget his medicine, nearly die and fall down the stairs again, he was going to do it with pride, damn it.
He kept imagining a scenario where he has to ask his roommate for favors, and he was so overcome with fear of that happening that he put off moving for a couple more days. He couldn't procrastinate anymore when the dormitory administrator knocked on his door yesterday morning expecting a vacated room, and found Hari reading a book in his bed with his suitcases and boxes unpacked. He was mortified when the staff had to help him organize his stuff. He had way too many stuffed animals for a grown man, too many stuffed animals complete strangers had to touch.
That night, before moving, he made himself a cup of tea and enjoyed his last night of complete solitude.
When he woke up around nine, he got up, showered and dressed himself. He took some of his suitcases and headed to his new room. (The boxes, the administrator assured, would be taken care of later that afternoon. He agreed to that and sincerely hoped they wouldn't break the one labeled 'Fragile.')
He checked the room. He double checked the room number and floor. Yes, this was it. He was supposed to be rooming with a man named Sebastian, who was sent a memo of the situation days prior to the move. He knocked on the door.
"Hello, this is Hari, your new roommate?" He cleared his throat. No response. He cleared his throat and inserted his key. Twist. Click.
He thought there was no one inside. He thought wrong, apparently. He saw one glimpse of the... admittedly incredibly attractive man and looked away. "A-ah, I thought no one was inside. Please excuse me. I'll get to work on... moving in."
Part of why Hari didn't want to get a roommate in the first place was because he didn't want to inconvenient anyone with his medical problems. If he was going to forget his medicine, nearly die and fall down the stairs again, he was going to do it with pride, damn it.
He kept imagining a scenario where he has to ask his roommate for favors, and he was so overcome with fear of that happening that he put off moving for a couple more days. He couldn't procrastinate anymore when the dormitory administrator knocked on his door yesterday morning expecting a vacated room, and found Hari reading a book in his bed with his suitcases and boxes unpacked. He was mortified when the staff had to help him organize his stuff. He had way too many stuffed animals for a grown man, too many stuffed animals complete strangers had to touch.
That night, before moving, he made himself a cup of tea and enjoyed his last night of complete solitude.
When he woke up around nine, he got up, showered and dressed himself. He took some of his suitcases and headed to his new room. (The boxes, the administrator assured, would be taken care of later that afternoon. He agreed to that and sincerely hoped they wouldn't break the one labeled 'Fragile.')
He checked the room. He double checked the room number and floor. Yes, this was it. He was supposed to be rooming with a man named Sebastian, who was sent a memo of the situation days prior to the move. He knocked on the door.
"Hello, this is Hari, your new roommate?" He cleared his throat. No response. He cleared his throat and inserted his key. Twist. Click.
He thought there was no one inside. He thought wrong, apparently. He saw one glimpse of the... admittedly incredibly attractive man and looked away. "A-ah, I thought no one was inside. Please excuse me. I'll get to work on... moving in."