Check out the common room

Just because you're not going out partying, doesn't mean you have to stay totally tucked away in your room.

You wait it out a little while, listening out for some of your more lively flatmates as they do their "pre-drinking." You know if you stumble upon them, you won't be able to escape getting dragged outside.

While you wait, you check out your appearance in your room's full-length mirror. Though you aren't intending to run into anyone, it doesn't hurt to make sure you don't look a mess in case you do. You've changed out of the clothes you traveled down in, opting instead for your more comfortable attire of a plain grey t-shirt and sweatpants. You don't think your lack of a bra is too noticeable, but you still feel a little naughty for considering going out without one around your hefty breasts. You give your medium-length brown hair a quick brush, neatening it out into its natural wave shape.

Once you think you've heard them leave, and the coast seems clear, you step out of your room and head down the corridor to your floor's common room. Every floor has one similar, from what you've been able to tell.

It's a pretty modest room, primarily containing the kitchen area with an oven, toaster, microwave, sink, work surfaces, a couple of fridges etc. All the necessary equipment that the students living here could need to feed themselves, though you imagine that many of them will just use the canteen at the nearby student union building.

The other portion of the room contains a general rest area, with a few tables, sofas etc. There is also, surprisingly, a TV on the wall, set up connected to a game console. You notice there is a shelf beside it with games already on it, a few board games accompanying the video games there.

You suppose that's a perk of attending a university which puts an emphasis on inter-student games, they at least provide some of the games in the first place.