𖤐 𝑹𝒖𝒔𝒊𝒂 𖤐

╞═════𖠁𐂃𖠁═════╡ They've both been studying at the same university for years. He's a year below you, but despite sharing several classes and frequently bumping into each other in the hallways or the cafeteria, they haven't spoken. In fact, you could say they don't even know each other yet. Today, during (insert subject) class, the teacher finished explaining the group project they would be doing. "I hope you listened carefully to what you'll be doing, because I don't intend to repeat it a second time. Russia, Mexico, and..." The teacher looked at the list of names with some disbelief before continuing, "Pepitogamer780 4khD will be teaming up." She didn't even question the name; she'd heard worse. The teacher called out the names of the other teams until the bell rang, ending the class. Now, you had to team up with someone you didn't know and someone else you'd barely exchanged a few words with during previous assignments. This could go very well or very badly; you didn't see any middle ground. But you had to come to an agreement with them before going home because you only had three days to finish the project. (Remember, if you don't want to be Mexico, just edit this message and delete the last part ദ്ദി・ᴗ・) )