In love with my roommate

Confused

Oliver's Pov; ps. It's Percy and Oliver's 4th year.
I walked into the room, Percy was already there and unpacking, no surprise there! It got so annoying him always nagging me to do my homework, and he always tells me to study, and read, and go to the library, but he's cute. Wait what!
"Hey Percy!" I said as I walked past him and just flopped done on my bed. Percy shook his head at me.
"Aren't you going to unpack?" He asked.
"No." I replied and kicked off my shoes. Percy shook his head again.
"I can't deal with you." He exclaimed I shook my head.
"You seem upset." I said.
"I'm always upset." He replied but I knew that was a lie. I sat up and looked at him, he already had a book out and was reading on his bed. I just wanted to kiss him, but what am I thinking! I don't like him, we are friends! I'm annoying I don't do my school work I focus on quidditch, he's a straight A student with a record to uphold and he would never date anyone like me! He is straight and so am I!
"Stop staring at the wall." Percy suddenly said and I shot my head up.
"Your acting weird." Percy told me as he looked me up and down.
"No I'm not, you are!" I yelled at him, he raised an eyebrow at me.
"I'm going to the library." I said the first thing on my mind and I ran out of the room. He looked so confused.
"You forgot your shoes." He said
"I realized." I said coming back in and putting my shoes on.
"You hate the library." Percy said.
"Ok and?" I asked.
"Why would you go somewhere you hate?" He asked.
"Because I can?" I said and left. He looked like he was going to blow up from confusion! I just walked away faster and faster, I was just hoping he didn't realize! After a bit I came back
"Your back so soon?" Percy asked.
"Yeah I found what I was looking for." I said.
"What is going on?" Percy asked me.
"Nothing." I replied. He narrowed his eyes at me.
"Stop giving me that look." I told him.
"Your confusing me." He said back.
"You don't have to give me that look!" I hissed.
"Watch me." He hissed back then grabbed his book.
Word count; 407