Enter the Apartment

A few months after your first feeding from her, Marissa gave you a key to her apartment and said you could drop by any time. It seems you left a good impression on this usually socially-reserved student.

Entering, you see the average-sized studio apartment spread before you. Despite only renting a small place, she seems to do well for herself financially. In the area seemingly designated the living room, you see a black two-seat sofa behind a small wooden coffee table adorned with simple blue coasters and textbooks. opposite the sofa was a T.V. stand. Shockingly, a decently large flat-screen T.V. and compact Blu-ray player sat on the stand, contrasting the rather minimalist style of the place. The kitchenette was relatively small with the fridge and sink/stove combo packed onto one wall with a microwave adjacent to it. From experience, you know that the living room doubles as the dining room. The most interesting part of the apartment to you, however, was a small corner that held Marissa's bed and dresser. You only ever got sneaking glances at the actual area due to her having strategically placed a few curtains to maintain privacy.

You hear the sound of water coming from the bathroom. You look at the door and come to the conclusion that she just entered the shower due to the fact that no steam was rolling out from the rather spacious gap under the door.