College!141roomie reader who doesn’t have a good relationship with their family, like genuinely bad. When you graduate from the English university you applied at, you sent invitations to your parents, sisters, brothers, cousins, uncles and aunts. None replied.
College!141roomie reader who feels disappointed, and become depressed a little over the few weeks that separate your graduation from this moment. The men you are roomie with doesn’t know this. Or at least you thought.
College!141roomie reader who put on her black cape and hat, put on a nice outfit but feel disappointed and sad when you have to step onto that stage, check the hand of a professor, and standing with your diploma.
“KID! KID! KID! OVER HERE?! do you think they heard me?” Price whispered to Simon after yelling across the room. Johnny nodded, holding a big bouquet of flowers, almost gigantic it obstructs his face. Kyle is holding a phone, snapping pictures and having filmed the moment you went on stage.
You stumble toward them, mouth agape, holding your diploma tightly.
“How did you-“
“We saw the letter, on your desk. Well Simon saw it and he couldn’t keep his mouth shut.” Johnny chuckled and then huffed in pain when Simon elbowed him.
You feel tears pooling in your eyes. You sniffled, and you couldn’t believe how four strangers, four men that were older than you and worked a dangerous job that sent them over the whole planet, unlike your own biological family. You get hugged by Kyle and this time, you let the tears fall freely.
“Thank you- thank you so much!”
“Come on, we got a dinner reservation. Our treat.” Price smiled proudly, genuinely proud of you and what you have accomplished.
College!141roomie reader who, instead of feeling the sadness and the gloominess of the happiest day of her life yet, get the best evening ever by spending it with four grown men whom you look up as parental figures.
