Miss_Shy_Newcastle
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Melissa Smythe, 22, small, medium build, brown hair and green eyes.
I was on my way home from a long day in the office, and was absolutely dreading it. The nearer the train got, the heavier my heart felt. For everyone else, Friday night was party night. For me, it meant the start of locking myself in my room away from my roommate.
It had been great when I first moved in. I'd actually moved in with my ex, Steven, who already shared with his best mate. When Steven and I had split, it was because he was moving with a new job, and it had been amicable, so it wasn't a great surprise I was invited to remain on, rather than him find a new lodger.
But things had gone rather steeply downhill since then. He spent his weekends bringing anything in a short skirt back from the clubs. He'd spend a few days with them, then dump them by the following weekend, when the cycle was repeated over and over again.
I'd finally decided to do something about it, and had pointedly left a copy of the previous night's paper with various ads circled where they were looking for a lodger. I was hoping he'd have picked up on it and would also start looking for a new tenant.
My stop was called and I stepped off the train.
I was on my way home from a long day in the office, and was absolutely dreading it. The nearer the train got, the heavier my heart felt. For everyone else, Friday night was party night. For me, it meant the start of locking myself in my room away from my roommate.
It had been great when I first moved in. I'd actually moved in with my ex, Steven, who already shared with his best mate. When Steven and I had split, it was because he was moving with a new job, and it had been amicable, so it wasn't a great surprise I was invited to remain on, rather than him find a new lodger.
But things had gone rather steeply downhill since then. He spent his weekends bringing anything in a short skirt back from the clubs. He'd spend a few days with them, then dump them by the following weekend, when the cycle was repeated over and over again.
I'd finally decided to do something about it, and had pointedly left a copy of the previous night's paper with various ads circled where they were looking for a lodger. I was hoping he'd have picked up on it and would also start looking for a new tenant.
My stop was called and I stepped off the train.