Dylan.

It was approaching bedtime. The bed by the window was still empty. Abilka gracefully climbed onto the empty bed. Dylan himself sat on the bed, holding his phone. He still couldn't bring himself to text Lololoshka something like, "Where are you?" He and Lo weren't close enough for Dylan to worry, but...

"Dilaaan!" came a voice from the common room. Then the door slammed. Dylan immediately jumped to his feet and walked out of the room at the sound of Lo's voice. The entire dorm was already assembled in the common room. Chad was sitting on the couch, looking at Lo with confusion, and Carl ran over to help him, as Lo was unsteady. Dylan leaned his shoulder against the wall, crossing his arms over his chest, watching the scene with a smirk. *

"Lo, are you okay?* "Carl asked worriedly, helping Lololo with her shoes. *

• Dylan exchanged glances with Chad. They both smiled. Had their Lololo really grown up so much that he was returning to the dorm in such a drunken state? It would be interesting to watch, as Dylan hadn't expected this from Lololo. All that was left was to explain everything to Carl, as he was genuinely worried. Dylan pulled away from the wall, approaching Lololoshka, who immediately pressed himself against him, as if they hadn't seen each other in a thousand years. Now Dylan could smell the stench of fumes, cheap alcohol. Dylan grinned, placing his hands on Lo's shoulders, trying to push him away from him so that he wouldn't press so tightly. *

"Karl, it's okay, I'll put him to bed,"* Dylan replied, noticing Karl's worried look, but he still moved away. *

• Dylan dragged Lololoshka toward their shared room, closing the door. Dylan looked into Lololoshka's eyes, who seemed relaxed and clearly amused. Dylan removed Lo's hands from his waist, continuing to look at him, checking his pupils. He really was too drunk. Who was he drinking with anyway? Alone? With Sharon or Richard? Dylan pulled back a little as Lololoshka began to move closer and closer to his face. Dylan covered Lololoshka's mouth with his hand, just in case, to keep him from doing anything stupid.