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Izuzu

Things had to move quickly, that much Ann was aware of. The sooner the better, though some of Izumi's words had hit them hard. They were somewhat aware yet he didn't have to point it out when the two had that conversation.

"The first thing we will do though is clean this mess of yours up. I refuse to sleep in this pigpen of yours! "

Is that what you say to someone when you are offered a place to stay? But that was the way he was at this point, much to Ann's own dismay. As for Nyeli... When he had heard of this conversation he seemed to have tapped over with excitement and offered his help right away. Or rather he insisted on helping. He wanted to the moment he heard about the moving, even wagging his ears eagerly. It was hard to turn him down and thus they had asked Ritsu later if it was alright for Nyeli to help and stay over during the move. Luckily for them Ritsu had agreed, seeing no reason to decline the request in the end. Besides, they honestly needed a hand when it came to cleaning the place up. They didn't want to be nagged into oblivion during their first night together.

The days passed and the closer it got to the moving date... The more excited Ann got. Not because of Izumi in particular but... They didn't know why, having a roommate again... At times it can be a little inconvenient probably, given that they would not have their space alone to do things like write all night long but... From what they overheard at their university, having a roommate can be lots of fun. The things they do together, the concept alone of having someone to return home to, someone who might wait. Sharing chores, talking during breakfast and dinner... Well, they wouldn't have separate rooms but sleeping in the same room didn't sound so bad either. Honestly, maybe they were just a little too excited, but the potential fun which could result from this was almost undeniable. They were a little giddy just imagining it. A fun time maybe, or they were just being a little too hopeful here.

Besides, he is slowly proving himself to ot be so bad. So perhaps there will be a turn around and they will come to realize that he isn't half bad... Well, if anything he is going to be naggy maybe... And a thorough clean up was tiring Ann out, to say the least. Even Nyeli who was more than eager to help out his 'Sisnya' wherever he could. Which meant lots of scrubbing on his part, a small towel always in his nubs as he dashed through the room and cleaned as much as he could in one swoop. Needless to say, it tired both out in no time and each evening they were just falling asleep until the early morning. But it would be worth it! Pigpen!? Hah! They can make it look decent if they wanted to! That or they were just way too excited by then and didn't know what to do with the energy which had built up thanks to this.

The better question was of course the following: Was it worth it? Or did they and Nyeli go through the trouble for nothing? Given how picky this guy can be sometimes they were a little afraid. 'They' as in Ann and Nyeli both at the same time. You never knew when it came to Izumi Sena. At all. So the two were just staring at him as he stood in the door and looking around the room, right next to him nothing but a suitcase and a box with some belongings.

" Don't look at me like that! I only took with me what was most necessary, yeesh... I'm not moving empty handed... " Which was probably fair honestly, not like they didn't have the extra space after all.

Regardless, waiting for a response was like an agony of its own. What would he say? If he is going on a tangent that it still looks like a mess, Ann was getting ready to give him an earful. However, that wasn't necessary in the end, luckily. Sure, it took a little bit for Izumi to say anything really yet what he said was good enough. "Guess you can do it if you set your mind to it."

It was a big wave of relief, this had been avoided. For the most part at least as he turned right to the two, then eyeing Nyeli on their shoulder before just patting him out of nowhere which led him to purr as well as a happy 'nye'. "And you probably did a good job helping them out."