[She tilts her head a bit at that; call it progress, at least he wasn't demanding she get a roommate, now. Even given the original, abandoned plans of finding someone to share space... Honestly, Cameron likes the second bedroom as it is. Undefined. An open possibility without direction. She could accommodate a roommate if she wanted; doesn't have to feel like she has to find one, as though something set is going to waste. Irrational. She's not going to try explaining that one.]
I couldn't find a one-bedroom.
[Which made sense, given the ticking-- why build apartments that didn't cater to multiple roommates? She pauses to consider what else could be done with the space, takes a bite of her sandwich.]
I don't need a study, and there wouldn't be much point in a guestroom, after all. It's not like people drop by from out of town.
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I couldn't find a one-bedroom.
[Which made sense, given the ticking-- why build apartments that didn't cater to multiple roommates? She pauses to consider what else could be done with the space, takes a bite of her sandwich.]
I don't need a study, and there wouldn't be much point in a guestroom, after all. It's not like people drop by from out of town.