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Ben Solo - Roommate

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Synopsis: Ben's roommate has kicked him out because he has his SO over. Ben, in return, is trying to sleep outside. Y/N finds him and invites him to their room.

It was getting late.
The sun had set a while ago, and one by one, everyone at camp was going to bed. I was about to do that too, but first I wanted to get some water. It was pitch-black outside, but I was confident I'd find the way to the well without needing a lamp.
I opened the door, my bottle in hand, and almost stumbled over someone lying on the grass.
"Sorry", I mumbled, "didn't see you there."
"Don't worry", a familiar voice said, "you're not the first one today."
I frowned. "Ben? Is that you?"
"Yeah."
"What are you doing outside? Are you alright?"
He scoffed, and I could vaguely see him sit up. "I guess so. My roommate decided to bring his girlfriend over - yes, they're dating, and no, Luke doesn't know - and they wanted to have privacy, so they kicked me out."
"Oh, what the hell?", I said. "And now you're just going to sleep outside?"
"Yeah, seems like it, huh?"
I hesitated. "Well, I mean, my roommate did leave a few weeks ago, so... You can stay in my cabin if you want."
"Are - Are you sure?"
"Of course! Why not?"
"I, uh... I don't know, I always had the impression that you don't like me..."
"What?" I was bewildered. "Why wouldn't I like you? What made you think that?"
"Well, I mean... You never really spoke a lot when I was listening, and you always had this distant look on your face, as if you were ignoring me. And when I wasn't around you seemed to be far more easygoing, so I just assumed you don't like me."
"Oh my God, I'm so sorry. It was actually quite the opposite. I have always kinda admired you, I think you're really cool, and I was just far too awkward to actually talk to you. That's why I was always so silent and distant, I was afraid to say something stupid."
"Oh. Oh no. I'm sorry", he mumbled.
"No, don't worry about it." I smiled. "Well, the offer still stands."
"Thanks. I'd love to stay in your cabin. If you're comfortable with that."
"I am." I held out a hand. "Now get off the grass, you'll catch a cold."
"A Jedi never catches a cold."
We laughed, and he took my hand and let me pull him up.
"You can get inside already, I just need to get some water real quick", I said.
"Alright, thanks."
He headed inside, and I hurried to the well, got some water, and joined him.
"You alright?", I asked as I saw him standing awkwardly in the middle of the room.
"Hm? Oh... Yeah, I'm okay. I was just thinking about - that you didn't hate me." He shook his head. "That sentence made no sense at all, did it?"
"I think I know what you were trying to say." I smiled softly, and he smiled back, if a little hesitantly.
"So, uh, I'll take your old roommate's bed then, right?", he said quickly.
"Yeah." I threw myself onto mine. It was only then that I realised I was already in my pyjamas, whereas he was still in his full-blown Jedi robes. I chuckled. "D'you need me to look away for a moment so you can change out of your robes?"
"Oh... Ah, the thing is, I... I didn't bring a pyjama..."
"I can lend you something." I tossed him one of my favourite oversized shirts, and jogging pants. "You're a bit broader and more muscular than I am, but these should fit you just fine."
"Thanks, Y/N."
I turned away from him and waited until he had changed. He looked incredibly cute in my clothes, and I had to resist the urge to make out with him.
"Anyways", he said. "Thank you for... for all this."
"You're welcome." I climbed into bed. "Now let's go to bed, or we'll both be dead tomorrow morning."
"Yeah. Right. Good point."
I waited until he had covered himself with the blankets. Then I turned off the lights.
"Goodnight, Ben", I whispered.
"Goodnight", he replied.
And with that, I fell asleep.