The first two people she met was really friendly, and she was happy to know that. Especially the guy who was a little bit odd with all his rambling and stuff, but at least he was smiling at her. And it was good. He looked really good. The girl seemed nice too, she could easily tell by the look on that girl's face. She seemed so bright and cheerful. And Mo knew so well that they will be a good room mates. And again, especially the weird guy, whom she returned the smile back to. He was quite odd and awkward for sure, with no apparent reason. So Mo decided to just listen to him with a curious smile spread across her face. The fun had just begun when they got in.

Jason. Finally someone who was familiar show up. She then quickly dragged her luggage in and just left it there, covering the entrance. She was so happy to see him. Only God knows when the last time they met. She returned his hug right away, hugging him tight. She let him go and watched him closely when he introduced everyone else. It was really crowded there, but she loved the ambiance. More people means new friends. And she'd love to have some companions to help her get through the rough days she might encounter. Her smile got even wider by then. She missed her mother a lot already, couldn't ignore the fact that they had never spent their life apart. But these people would make a great company. Also, the odd guy from before, his name was Nick. She silently noted this down on her mind, together with everyone else. She made sure that she will remember them well. The inability to recall your own room mates would make the worst joke ever.

After Jason finished his 'speech', Mo walked towards him right away. She jumped onto his back and hugged him like he was a fluffy teddy bear. She couldn't care less if her hug suffocates him. "Jason!" She screamed loudly, but her voice got muffled because her face was planted tight on his back. "Jeez, I miss you soooo much. Feels like forever since the last time we met." She hugged him even tighter. She continued her sayings without giving him any chance to say a word, "About that bonfire, totally in."

While still hugging the only guy she knew well in that place, she turned to where Nick was. There he was, apparently had changed his outfit into something cozier. She shouted mildly to him, still clinging to Jason like he was just a mere stuffed toy. "Hey Batman!" She said, "Did you say Latte earlier? I can make you one. Might as well be the best one you'll ever tasted." She grinned.