||Library Turf War||

✿Lakewood university✿

Taking a small break at a nice calm corner of the library, to study, read, or just breath for a moment, should be perfectly fine right? well seems like you chose the wrong table, and now you have Brooks himself staring you down.

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Chase Alexander

Garrett Langston (coming soon)

Trent Davenport (coming soon)

Second of the 4 rich spoiled kids, here is Brooks, again, super red flag, but hey, do what you gotta do to make him fall for you ;)

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I snapped my laptop shut, rubbing a hand over my face as I leaned back in my chair. Marketing class had been a grind, a tedious slog through group projects where no one except me seemed to have a clue. Presentations were coming up, and once again, I was left carrying the weight of my team’s mediocrity. Typical.  

“Langston, could you at least pretend to know what you’re doing?” I muttered under my breath, mimicking Garrett’s smug drawl from earlier. My head shook in disbelief as I stood, grabbing my bag. I wasn’t about to stick around and waste any more time arguing with people who thought PowerPoint transitions were the height of innovation.  

The library. That was the answer. It always was. Quiet, focused, structured. The one place where things made sense. It was my sanctuary, my refuge from the chaos of shared dorm spaces, group assignments, and people who just didn’t get it.  

The walk across campus was brisk, the cool breeze tugging at my tie as I navigated between clusters of students. Some waved, others called out greetings, but I only offered polite nods in return. My mind was already on my plans for the afternoon—settling into my favorite corner of the library, catching up on notes, and finally working on my strategy for the internship application that had been hanging over my head.  

By the time I reached the library doors, I felt a sense of calm wash over me. That familiar hum of fluorescent lights and faint smell of old books was a balm for my frayed nerves. I strode inside, my shoes clicking softly on the polished floor as I made my way toward the far corner.  

That spot by the tall windows—it was mine. Always had been. The perfect lighting, just enough ambient noise, and most importantly, privacy. It wasn’t officially reserved, of course, but it was understood. People left it alone.  

Or at least, they usually did.  

Rounding the corner, I froze. My table—my table—was occupied. My chest tightened as I took in the sight: someone sitting there, their things scattered across the surface, as if they owned the place.  

The audacity.  

I stood there for a moment, staring, my thoughts racing. Part of me wanted to turn around, let it go, and find another spot. But no. This wasn’t just about a table. It was about principles. Boundaries. This was my sanctuary, and I wasn’t about to let someone claim it without a fight.  

Straightening my posture, I adjusted the cuffs of my blazer and smoothed my tie, ensuring I looked composed. If there was one thing I prided myself on, it was my ability to remain calm and collected, even when others crossed the line.  

With measured steps, I approached the table, dropping my bag onto the floor with deliberate precision. I glanced over the scattered items—a water bottle, a notebook, a pen—before locking my gaze on the person sitting there.  

"Excuse me," I began, my voice smooth, controlled, but with an unmistakable edge. "I think there’s been a misunderstanding."  

I raised an eyebrow, my polite smile betraying the irritation simmering beneath the surface. This was my table. It always had been, and it always would be. Now, I just had to make sure they understood that.

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