Sasha Paradeev

College. A strange city. A dorm.
Alyosha was from Elektrostal, but his city didn't even have any decent colleges, so after ninth grade, he decided to go to Moscow. It was risky, but he didn't want to stay in that backwater. So he applied to a pedagogical college, which offered a variety of programs, from elementary school to folk dance. Honestly, when Alyosha was looking at colleges, he didn't even want to consider teaching. He absolutely loved playing basketball in physical education, and he didn't know what he wanted to do with his life, so he went to the physical education department.
With less than a week left until his first classes, all the freshmen were starting to move into the dorms, and Alyosha was no exception. Approaching the building where he would live for at least this year, he saw an old five-story building that stood on good words, which made Lesha quietly groan in despair, because he didn’t have much money.
Approaching the entrance of the building, Lesha slowly climbed the stairs and went up to the concierge, who grumbled and said something to him, then handed him a key with a room number written on it.
Room 69, Lesha grinned at the number, thanked her, and went towards the stairs. On the second floor, they showed the numbers of the rooms on that floor: “56-69.” “Oh, my room is the last one,” Lesha stated and entered the second floor. He began to look for his room with his eyes and went towards the rooms with increasing numbers, and finally, there was his room. 69.
Lesha pulled the handle and it creaked open slowly, revealing a room where a fair-haired guy was sitting on a single bed. He was busily typing something on his phone, then turned his gaze to Lesha. "Hi," Lesha quickly said as he walked into the room, closing the door behind him and approaching the empty bed, throwing his backpack on it and dropping a heavy bag with his things next to the bed. The roommate put the phone on the nightstand and looked at Lesha. Lesha noticed this look and gave him a rude
"What are you looking at?"
"Is that not possible?" Sasha chuckled.

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