"I can't blame you," he replies before stepping over to his door. The door is open after another moment, and he opens it to let her inside.

The room isn't overly decorated, but it's got enough to set it apart from the uninhabited apartments--a throw blanket, a few bowls set on tables, an extra lamp here and there. It's relatively clean, thankfully, though there are a few socks and shoes on the floor. He speaks quietly so as to not wake up his roommate.

"I hope the cat doesn't bother you--he usually leaves me alone when I'm sleeping. My room is in the hallway on the left."