Modern day Rasper AU

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As Jasper got off the elevator, he could already hear music. At first he thought it was an annoying neighbor, but as he reached his door he heard that it was his roommate's favorite song. As he shuffled through his backpack pocket for his keys, he worried himself with thoughts of a party. He had been gone for a week and wanted to come home and relax.

"Jasper!!" He heard as he opened the door. No party, just his seemingly drunk roommate dancing around the living room in lingerie. He immediately closed his eyes out of fear of intruding on something... private. "Come dance!" She yelled over the music.

"Put some clothes on!" It's not that Jasper didn't find her attractive, it's that he had so much respect for her.

"I'm having fun, have a drink with me, pleaseeee?" She slurred. Without looking directly at her, Jasper passed her to put his things down in his room. So much for relaxing, he came home to a wasted Raven.

"I'm gonna turn the music down, you can put some clothes on, and I'll get you some water." He said politely as he walked towards the blasting stereo.

"Why won't you let me have a good time?"

"You'll regret it in the morning."

"You don't know that."

"But I know you." He said sternly, turning around and looking straight in her eyes, right as they started tearing up. "Shit, sorry."

"He broke up with me..." She said as she looked to the ceiling and blinked fast, trying to get rid of the tears.

"You know he was a jackass, you said it yourself." She looked back at Jasper, nodding, not staying too long in her emotions. And he knew that, he knew how she coped, so he turned the stereo back up and laughed quietly.

"Now dance with me?"

"You're  still half naked."

"So? Don't pretend like you don't like it." She smirked as she slowly danced across the room towards Jasper. He took a deep breath and picked up the bottle of alcohol beside him, taking a big gulp and making the face to prove it all went down. He couldn't deny he didn't like the view, but again, he respected her too much to admit that.