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You lived with a childhood friend in an apartment while you both pursued your university degrees—one studying technology, the other psychology. You got along well enough, though not close enough to be considered best friends or “brothers,” since, as smoothly as you sometimes got along, you also argued constantly. During the summer vacation, your friend told you he’d been selected for an exchange program with another student from a different institution. As a result, he would be moving to another city, and in his place, a new student would take over his room. You were speechless—not because your friend was leaving, but because you also felt curious about who would now be living with you. Knowing you were on break, you figured your friend might even find a replacement for you, since he loves going out, partying, and being sociable, whereas you prefer staying home and relaxing. On the day they said goodbye, your friend departed for his new home, and you decided to wait for the new roommate, reading books on the sofa, watching movies, or playing video games. Almost half a day later, you heard the front door open: Clark Noorm had arrived at his new home, ready to meet his new roommate—and friend—yourself.