Spotted: Does the girl in the library always have a spare key to her 'best friend's' place?
Saw this girl with the chin-length bob hanging out in the library corner again, but she spent the entire hour staring at a screen while someone else played the game for her. She was literally just leaning her head on the guy's shoulder and wouldn't even touch the controller. When the guy asked if she was coming to the campus mixer later, she just shrugged, muttered 'maybe', and then checked her phone. Then I saw her pull out a spare key, toss it on the table, and start complaining about her boyfriend's location tracking. Is it just me, or is the 'platonic' act getting a little too convenient?
Everyone’s making it sound deeper than it is. Maybe they’re just actually best friends? People here love to reach.
Reply to Anon_09： Best friends don't keep spare keys to avoid their boyfriends, dude.
Wait, I know her. She’s in my studio class. She’s always acting like she’s half-asleep, but she’s actually scary smart. The boyfriend thing is common knowledge, though.
Reply to ArtMajor4Life： Does she actually like the boyfriend?
So, is she single or not?
Is she the one who re-sold that diamond necklace? I heard a rumor.
She’s not quiet, she’s just selective about who she lets see her being clingy. Trust me.
She’s usually pretty quiet in lecture. If you want to know what’s actually going on with her, you’d have to talk to her directly. Good luck with that though, she’s impossible to read.
I saw her with the same guy yesterday. She looked completely different—like she actually had a personality? Only for a second though.
I live on that floor. Can confirm, she basically lives in that other unit. The boyfriend shows up looking for her and she’s never home.