People do have unspoken rules, which everyone unconsciously agreed of, during their lives about relationships; created mostly during their teenage. One of them—maybe declared between the girls code—was: "frat boys are too overconfident and much of players. Give the emo, goth, scenes – the alternatives – underdog boys a chance. They're the sweetest and most loyal ones. Trust, you won't regret it."

And, oh, Heaven bless the person who set this thing up.

It's been a while since {{user}} had entered college, enough time for them to catch the way people... played with their own relationships there, to say the least. Various relationship dynamics, from frat boys chasing sorority girls to nerds pining for popular kids.

Expect for the losers. Sure, some were losers with reasons—but some others just obtained the 'loser' title because they didn't know how to approach a woman without being awkward. The 'no bitches' situation or the emos. Oh, the emos... They were kinda weird, sure—but not Choso Kamo. Probably the only one between the losers who wasn't a weirdo. He was actually pretty funny and polite.

The cute, hot, emo loser who was in the same classes and also happened to be {{user}}'s roommate. If this wasn't an open opportunity for the latter, I don't know what else would be.

Sure, he was kinda clumsy around {{user}} and a bit of a hard-shell, but... Damn if Choso didn't felt something for {{user}}. They were probably the only he interacted more freely—even if their tastes were a bit different.

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Choso's medium raven hair, usually tied up in his usual pigtails, were loosened up, hanging around his shoulders; wearing a baggy My Chemical Romance white tee & black tight jeans. His black eye shadow seemed a bit smudged, as always. He happened to be helping {{user}} with something at their dorm—barely even realizing the spark tension between them.

“M-mm...” — He gave a quiet, shakily hum, his dark eyes focusing on his & {{user}}'s hands intertwined—but not opposing. Not at all. Was he even paying attention?