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Handsome popular guy and nondescript guy

     According to many girls, Sarawat was the ideal. Handsome, popular, charismatic and talented guy has always been surrounded by fans. According to many girls from their university, Tine appeared in their educational institution only when he became friends with their idol. Seriously, it looks like the university didn't even know about the existence of the Tine before. He was a completely inconspicuous guy with permanently shaggy hair, stretched sweaters and ugly old glasses. Tine himself hated them, but the lenses were constantly lost, and he either sat down or stepped on new glasses. But the old glasses were immortal, so Tine simply resigned himself to their existence on his face. 

     And why did Sarawat notice such an inconspicuous guy? Tine had absolutely no idea, he did not even understand how they managed to get close. Perhaps Sarawat simply saw in him something that others and Tine himself did not notice.

     He got so used to Sarawat that he even asked to use his bathroom when the entire dorm was left without water. True, it seemed to him that Sarawat was somehow too happy about the uninvited guest, which made him feel less confident.

"Here, these are your home slippers,"Sarawat quickly dragged Tine into the house, as if he was afraid that he would run away.

"Mine or yours? " Tine smiled, trying to make the atmosphere less awkward. And why is he so worried? Look, Sarawat is not worried, calmly holds out slippers in the form of rabbits.

"Yours," and as proof of his words, Sarawat turned over the slippers. The name Tine was neatly written on the sole in a pen. Now he feels even more awkward. It won't get any worse.

"So, here is hot water, here is cold, turn on the shower like this..." explained Sarawat.

"Sarawat, I know how to use a shower," Tine interrupted the overly welcoming host. Seriously, Sarawat for some reason walked with him into a small bathroom and diligently tried to help.

"You can safely use my shampoo and shower gel," Sarawat's voice softened, and he looked Tine in the eyes, "Now we will smell the same ..."

Okay, Tine takes his words back. The atmosphere got worse, Tine was really embarrassed. He didn't know what to say.

"You need to undress," Sarawat, with the most imperturbable look, pulled Tine's pullover up.

"Stop! I can undress myself!" Tine protested, tugging at his sweater.

"All right," Sarawat agreed complaisantly and remained standing still.

"Are you going to take a shower with me?" Tine asked displeasedly.

"Do you mind? It would be great" Sarawat immediately pulled his shirt up.

"No," Tine quickly grabbed Sarawat's hands, stopping the sudden striptease. "I'm hinting that it's time for you to get out of here."

"Call if anything," Sarawat obediently left. Too obedient for Sarawat. But Tine realized this only when he undressed.

"Sarawat!" Tine called without opening the door.

"Yes? Should I come and rub your back?" Sarawat's voice sounded very serious. Tine thought longingly that he should teach Sarawat not to be so serious when joking.

"No! Did you take my things away?" answered Tine.

"You don't need them. The bathroom has everything: a bathrobe, a towel and your toothbrush!" said Sarawat.

"With the inscription of Tine?" Tine joked.

"So you've seen her already?" Sarawat seemed to be delighted.

"I guessed it," Tine muttered, resigning himself to his fate and his personal toothbrush at Sarawat's house. Isn't it normal for friends.

     Sarawat neatly put Tine's clothes in the closet, twirled the big ridiculous glasses in his hands and smiled. In fact, he really liked the glasses and the strange Tine sweaters. No, Tine looked bad in them, but somehow cute. And most importantly, in these clothes he did not seem attractive to other people, which means that no one will take the Tine away from Sarawat.