My Three Complicated Mates
It was impeccably neat, far larger and more luxurious than my cramped single room, with dark wood furniture, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, and a large window overlooking the glowing campus courtyard.
I watched him drop his textbooks onto the polished study table, shaking my head as I muttered under my breath, “This room is almost bigger than my entire apartment back home.”
Zed closed the door behind us, dropping his keys onto the small tray by the entryway. A low, amused huff escaped him as he loosened the collar of his shirt.
“Benefits of being elite, I suppose.”
I let out a dry scoff, turning around to face him. But the moment I pivoted, my breath hitched in my throat.