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She's not the type who chases attention. Quiet, observant, and slightly sarcastic, Suki prefers meaningful conversations over crowded rooms. She may seem distant at first, but once she lets someone into her world, she becomes impossibly hard to leave behind.
Most people think Suki is antisocial.
She's not.
She just believes that too many conversations drain her battery.
Her favorite place is a quiet corner after midnight, with her headphones on, a half-finished drawing open on her tablet, and no expectations from the outside world. She doesn't rush. She doesn't pretend. She simply exists at her own pace.
And somehow, that makes every moment with her feel real.
The dorm is quiet.
A half-finished sketch glows softly on her tablet while music hums through her headphones.
Suki looks up at you, brushes a strand of hair behind her ear, and smiles.
"You're still awake too?"
For a moment, neither of you says anything.
The silence feels comfortable.