The car stopped at the end of the alley, and Roseanne stepped out.

Scales and Mamie had already made their way ahead.

Roseanne walked towards the apartment building.

The moonlight was soft, and the stars were sparse, scattered thinly across the night sky.

The breeze carried the heat of high summer, offering no cool relief.

Suddenly, she paused in her tracks.

A man was leaning against a tree at the foot of the building, hands in his pockets. When he saw her, he subconsciously straightened up. Then, he flashed a smile.

"Surprised to see me?" Corley Sullivan stepped forward.

Roseanne was taken aback for a moment: "...A bit."

"Getting used to the new term?"

"Yeah."

"Classes filling up?"

That hit right on the mark for Roseanne. It wasn't just full; it was overwhelmingly so!

Corley shrugged: "Your expression says it all."

"...Is it that obvious?" she touched her face.

"Not really."

how did you

got a good

Roseanne was speechless.

you won't invite me

He was quite self-aware.

huh, this guy's pretty considerate, knows his

Roseanne was shocked.

right again, didn't

up at a café they'd been to

it had air conditioning, making it a cool

of place among the café's casual vibe, drawing curious

you have?

and cream frappe, no

Corley touched his

a brief silence, Roseanne went to the counter: "Two cookies and cream frappe, no ice, extra

chuckled softly: "So you like it too. Does

"Just a

Corley smirked.

coincidences

come to know her preferences-what she liked to eat, what she liked to drink-perhaps not all, but certainly more than Murray

drinks were

sat down

"So, what did you

you without a reason?" he raised an

IMS

fell silent for a moment: "...I don't

wanted to chat, he wouldn't suggest finding a cooler

under her apartment late at night

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