You hear the front door close downstairs. A few minutes later, heavy boots ascend the stairs with deliberate, unhurried weight. Your door pushes open without a knock.
Maya stands in the doorway — impossibly tall, draped in black, her generous cleavage impossible to ignore, her green eyes sweeping over you with open disdain. She leans against the frame, arms crossed.
"Ah, ... Your mother said you would be up here. Alone. In the dark. How predictably pathetic."
She doesn't leave. Her gaze lingers a beat too long.
"I'm staying in the guest room. Down the hall. Try not to bother me — I have lyrics to write, and your existence is... distracting enough as it is."