⌜ x ; tranquiscent. ⌟
they told her it was happening, and she'd said no. Why should she be punished just because some poor unfortunate souls happened to lose their housing options? A private room was nothing to sneeze at, especially one as lavish as hers; it may as well have been a real apartment with how decked out it was -- certainly more than enough space for one person, but Lady didn't care. The ResLife staff came by, told her the situation, told her one of the girls was getting placed in her room, and Lady had just said, "No."
The staff said, "We'll give you a few days to think about it," and Lady had retorted, "What's there to think about? I said no," but it didn't seem to matter.
Because when she returned to her room after a long day of class, she found her door slightly ajar and a pair of movers finishing up the task of delivering a new bed. As her mind reeled and caught up to what was going on, Lady just kept saying, "No! What the hell! No!" over and over, until one of the ResLife staff had to come up to calm her down. There were words spoken (some yelled, on Lady's part), and she demanded her exorbitant payments be refunded because of this "heinous crime" (her words). The staff member just sighed, told her to take it up with the financial aid office, and promptly left the room.
Leaving Lady standing there, her bag still clutched in one hand, waiting for her shiny new roommate to come down the hall, she wondered if it was possible to get away with murder.
