“And the bathroom attached is your personal one, so you don’t have to worry about sharing it with anyone. I’ll make sure someone starts washing your clothes and towels, so just leave them in the hamper in there.”
“Okay…” I peeked around to where Elias was pointing, to a closed door across the bedroom we were currently standing in.
It had taken a while, but we had made it to Elias’s pack. He hadn’t cared that I protested the entire time, arguing with him about why I shouldn’t stay in his pack. I don’t have any of my stuff, I’d said. I’ll buy you new stuff, he replied. I was attending school, and I’d like to continue to, I told him. We have the finest educators around, he said back.
Every little issue I brought up, he had a magical solution for. I know that sounds amazing, but it had p
