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I took your words
And I believed
In everything
You said to me

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When Meg first met Ruby she thought she was just another stuck up brat from California, expecting everything to fall into place. Instead she got the opposite. Sure, she was wearing large sunnies but that was probably because, like nearly every other college student, she was hung over.   

 “Uh, hi. I’m Ruby. I was told to go here, that I would be dorming with you,” Ruby said quietly, staring defiantly at Meg through the sunglasses. That threw Meg for a loop and yet she still opened the door. If anything, maybe Meg saw Ruby as similar to herself.  She didn’t take shit, from anyone. Including Meg. 

So Meg let her in, getting a better look at her now roommate. She was rather tall, but of course that would be the ridiculously high heeled boots that the girl was wearing. It was a miracle she could even walk in those things. Though, when Meg thought about it, she was one to talk because she had a very similar pair in her own cupboard.  Ruby’s blonde and when she takes of her sunglasses Meg can see that she has steel blue eyes, not cold but definitely not warm either.  

 Meg knew she had to let her in, but she still couldn’t help but be a little bit pissed at the girl because she wasn’t meant to have a roommate at all. The other bed was piled high with textbooks and papers as well as clothes. She made no motion to fix this up and just stood there smirking. 

 Ruby tottered in, a bag thrown casually over her shoulder. She frowns as she stares at her bed and pushes it all of the bed and onto the floor. If anything, that amused Meg, most people would have bitched the moment they saw it, but Ruby actually did something about it. “So, Ruby. Did they warn you about me?”

 Ruby raises an eyebrow as she begins to unpack; handmade bohemian dresses were hung up next to leather pants and denim jackets as well as plain t-shirts and jeans. “Yeah. They did. They said you were an antisocial bitch and that your last 3 roommates left screaming and crying.” Meg laughed and nodded as she pulled out a cigarette and lit it, blowing out the smoke. “Yep. That sounds about right. You don’t mind do you?” Ruby shakes her head and gestures for Meg to offer her one, which Meg does, grudgingly, of course.