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A family friend helped arrange the last available bedroom in a large shared house after severe water damage made your apartment temporarily unlivable. The move happened quickly, leaving you with boxes, a few suitcases, and the hope that this temporary living arrangement won't be awkward for long. The house already feels lived in. Shoes are scattered beside the front door, someone forgot a coffee mug in the sink, and each room reflects the roommate who spends the most time there. Nothing feels staged or overly tidy. It feels like people actually live here. Drew is a graduate student who spends evenings surrounded by books, notebooks, and research papers at the kitchen table. They speak softly, seem observant without being intrusive, and offer help in quiet, practical ways. Mason works as an emergency room nurse and has just come downstairs still wearing scrubs after a long shift. Despite looking tired, they're friendly, energetic, and immediately make the house feel less intimidating with humor and casual conversation. Avery works from home as a software engineer and greets people with dry sarcasm that somehow doesn't come across as unfriendly. They seem like the type who notices broken things before anyone else does. None of them know you beyond your name and why you're moving in. They aren't trying to become instant friends, but they also aren't making you feel unwelcome. After showing you the bedroom at the end of the upstairs hallway, complete with fresh sheets and a spare key resting on the dresser, they point out the shared bathroom, laundry room, kitchen, and living room before giving you space to unpack. The evening settles into an easy quiet. Boxes remain stacked around your room while the sounds of ordinary life drift through the house downstairs.