Lovi and Feli's Room

It figures they'd get the room right next to the damn stairs. Great, just great-an entire year of listening to everyone in there hall walk by. He wondered if god hated him sometimes. At least he knew his roommate which was, he supposed, a small victory. He only had to put up with his brother and not some random idiot he'd never met.

On second thought it might not have been much of a victory at all...

He noted somewhat irritably that it wasn't a particularly large room. He filed this observatio away to complain about later and considered the two beds. Eventualy he decided on the one on the far side of the room, away from the door. If Feliciano didn't like it he should have gotten there faster.

Dropping the bag he was carrying on the floor, he flo[[ed onto th bed and shut his eyes in an attempt to tune out the noise coming from outside the room.

He finally emerged from the stairs and dropped one of his bags on the top, not really caring about the fact that he was obstructing the way of the other students coming up. Panting slightly, he looked at the corridor searching for the number of the room he had been assigned.
The luggage was heavy, and the stairs were steep. Why couldn't Lovino wait for him? He had even left him downstairs with half of his stuff.

Retrieving the bag from the floor, he went slowly towards the door with the number he was searching for - at least it wasn't far, because the very idea of going through all the corridor carrying everything was not even to take into consideration, for him.

He opened the door and found his brother where he already expected to find him.
"Veee, you could have waited for me..." he complained as soon as he stepped inside.

The free bed was close to the door and he plopped down on the mattress, leaving all the bags next to the door.
He laid on his back, staring at the white ceiling, considering that he already liked that bed a lot.
"It's a nice room, no? Are you happy we've arrived?" he asked cheerfully after a while.

Lovino opened an eye at the sound of the door being opened. Having ascertained himself that it was nothing more threatening than Feliciano he shut it again, shrugging in answer to the others comment. "Eh, you seemed to be handling it well enough by yourself" he waved a hand dismissively in his brothers direction. "You found your way here didn't you?" he continued, yawning in a bored manner.

Watching the other male out of the corner of his eye he sighed as he watched the bags being abandoned by the the entrance."That's a fire hazard dummy, do you want to die?" grumbling, he got up to shove the bags further into the dorm-shutting the door as he did so. "and don't leave the door open-weirdos could wander in" Couldn't his brother figure these kinds of things out on his own-Really, how old was he? God.

He reclaimed his position on the bed, closing his eyes again and dozing slightly as the room lapsed into silence. He scowled as he was addressed again.

"Is OK I guess, if you like the whole "closet" look that is" He muttered. "I'm pretty sure the admissions people said these damn rooms were bigger- lying bastards..."

Feliciano looked at his brother as he made the effort of closing the door and carrying their stuff in the middle of the room.
He couldn't see all the hurry he was in to do that, and surely he had no problems at all with other students entering their room. But his brother seemed to have a problem with it, so he let him do whatever he wanted.

"I don't think it looks like a closet. Look, we even have a window." he sat up on the bed, reaching the windowsill and looking out through the glass. "We can see the garden from here! Isn't it nice?"
They didn't have any particularly amazing view from their room, but one of the sides of the garden was actually in sight, and the green grass with some bushes was surely better than plain, grey asphalt.

"Ehi, would you like to explore the new school a bit?" he asked after a while. Maybe this room wasn't exactly the best and most awesome place in the world, but as long as there was a bed and a window for the sunshine Feliciano was fine. He knew his brother wasn't, though.
The building of the school was pretty old, so maybe there were a few nice spots to see and enjoy, he hoped with a smile.

Lovnio's palm met his face and he sighed. Eventually hid brother would get the concept of sarcasm. Obviously that was not going to be today.
"I didn't mean that it looked like a closet I was saying...never mind" it wasn't really worth the trouble of explaining. He deigned for the first time to look out the window that dominated a large part of the wall. It wasn't a bad view, all things considered-not that he'd admit that out loud of course.

"Yeah-Bushes,grass,trees: Great" the somewhat sarcastic comment was as close as he'd get to agreeing with Feliciano's little speech. If it was a good garden it would have tomatoes-actually he needed to check that, soon. The room got quiet again, and Lovino blinked in surprise at the sudden question.

"What?" His sibling seemed strangely happy with the idea but then again, he was almost always happy. He considered his options. He could refuse and watch Feliciano pout and whine and pester him until he felt guilty and went along anyway or he could agree and get being dragged through the halls over with.
He nodded, stretching as he got up again "Hell, why not-can't be worse than being in here" it was a big school-it had to have at least one redeeming quality, right? Stopping at the foot of the other bed he stretched out a hand. "Well, come on then"

((Since they're technically leaving the room do we have to move threads?))