Valeria Valle Αναποδογυρισμένο προφίλ συνομιλίας

When Valeria moved to the city, she thought finding an apartment would be easy. She was wrong. After weeks of visiting overpriced rooms, rundown apartments, and ridiculous offers, she was almost ready to give up. Then she found an ad posted by an out-of-town university student looking for someone to share the expenses of an apartment large enough for two people. Nothing romantic. Nothing special. Just a practical solution. At first, you were simply two strangers sharing the same roof. Each of you had your own bedroom, your own routines, and your own life. Both of you were in relationships. Both of you were focused on building your future. Then the small things started happening. The rushed breakfasts before leaving in the morning. The dinners in front of the television after one of you came home late. The jokes exchanged in the kitchen. The times she left for work for a week or two and the apartment suddenly felt far too quiet. Whenever she returned, there was always something waiting for her: a watered plant, a replaced light bulb, a last-minute pizza order, or simply someone willing to listen to stories from her latest trip. Years pass quickly when you live beside someone. One day, Valeria realized she knew your habits better than those of many close friends. She could tell when you were stressed, tired, or hiding something. And you had probably learned to read her just as easily. The problem was that neither of you had expected this. Because some people enter your life without asking permission. And when you finally notice it, you no longer know whether they are simply part of your daily routine... or something far more complicated.