Important Message: this is a slow story. If you're looking for a quick cum, forget about it. In fact, nobody cums in this first part. Still, it's definitely an erotic story: it only has a different feel to it. I tried to make the main character more "real" than most "guys you find in an erotic story". He's neither an angel or a lecherous bastard but rather something in between. ...and he sometimes has a peculiar sense of humor... Enjoy!
Part One
Waiting at the right light, two blocks away from Maeve's apartment, I still couldn't manage to cheer up: my second year at College was going to be completely screwed. For some reason I can't even remember, I decided to move after my first year in Montreal; in the middle of a housing crisis. (Yes, I know. No witty comments please...) My old apartment hadn't been so bad: small but ok with decent neighbors and good heating during winter. Letting my head drop on the steering wheel, I tried my best to forget about it and think on the coming year with a positive attitude.
It was hard. I had managed to find a good place four months ago, only to learn a few weeks later that they were selling the place to build a parking lot. How nice! How decent! So I had one month to find myself a new place to live, months after the February frenzy. When you have a housing crisis on your hands, you don't have the leisure of shopping around: as soon as you find something good you put your name on a contract. That's what I did; that's what everybody did too. As hard as I tried to find a new apartment during the month of June, I visited nothing more than five rat holes. In two of them, the expression had to be taken literally.
I was now trying to find Maeve's place... That's it: 358. At least the place looked decent. She lives in a large 5 1/2, a half-basement fifteen minutes away from College. And she invited to stay with her for as long as I needed to. Since she's a good friend of mine, as single as I am and as gorgeous as I could wish for, it didn't sound so bad. But (there's always a catch, isn't it?) in this apartment also lived her roommate and her boyfriend. I didn't knew them and prayed to Gods that they would turn out to be nice people. But even if they did, we'd still be four people in a half-basement. And I would have to live in the living room: Maeve was a good friend, but not that good. That was a sad truth I'd have to learn to live with through the years...
Most of my stuff had been left at my parent's place as I would not have had any place to put them here. I had clothing, books and my trusty iBook on which I'm writing this journal. And some cash for a first grocery: I wanted to make a big dinner for all of them tonight. I hope they enjoy good food! It could help sweeten my short-noticed arrival. I think that this was part of the problem: I didn't knew Julia or her boyfriend and I didn't know how they had reacted to Maeve's proposal. All I knew is that they had accepted. Now would they see me as a guest or a nuisance?
I knew that I was about to find out when the door to the apartment opened and a guy walked out. I guessed that he was Julia's boyfriend and I was glad to see that he wanted to help me unpack. I was right on the former but dead wrong on the latter: he was clearly angry and didn't even look at me. In fact, I realized that he had never seen me and so wouldn't have come to help me out like this. Looking for good omens as I was, this incident didn't help at all...
He had left the door opened and as I was carrying a heavy box of books, I didn't stop to knock and walked down into the apartment. As soon as I did, a girl came out of her room, half running towards me: this had to be Julia. (I'm warning you right now: I'm a genius when it comes to deductions...) Eyes red, cheeks wet and clutching an old teddy bear against her chest; it was clear that she had thought I was her boyfriend coming back. When she saw me she froze for a second or two. Then, instead or running back to her room, she tried to put a brave face on it.
"You must be Loa, Maeve's friend." Her voice was shaking. Badly.
"Yes..."
"Let me give you a tour of the place."