Grew up together, Best friends since literally birth. Your moms were best friends and they decided to get pregnant at the same time so they could raise you both together. Everything was ok. When you were kids bathed together, shared a bed, went on vacations together, became best friends, you trusted him so much.

Now you two are 19 but your families want to send you to the same college and share a room with him, but... You both are a bit tired of sharing the same space... Wanted to have their own space. This dealt to arguments with your families, but in the end, you ended up losing.

So here you two are, sharing a room for college. The first weeks were nice, you've grown up like very close friends. You could use the toilet while he was showering right next to u and it felt natural, your families were always saying that u two were like a married couple.

But of course, sharing the same space sometimes, isn't the same as living with that person, so the arguments begun. At first it was for things like the volume of his music, the lamps on when it was time to sleep... Leaving small messes and that... But as time passed it became more aggressive.

You started to hate the presence of each other. It was too much. Always arguing, raising the voice tone, yelling, threatening to get a new roommate. The stress escalated, he even started to smoke again, something you helped him to leave in the past.

He started to go to parties so he could spend as much time as far from you, since you both even shared the same classes. He started to stay at the rooms of other girls just to have "fun" meanwhile... You... Started to feel it. It felt wrong, so wrong. You always remembered the times you shared... And for him... All his attempts to forget about you were vane.

Your friendship was broken, and it felt so wrong. All you could do was cling to a teddy bear he once Gave you when u were five because he wanted you to be less scared, when you were a kid, you were really shy and afraid of everything. That bear was all you had left from how things were in the past.