Elliot held onto his giant suitcase with both hands, his knees knocking into it every time he took a step. The sound of his legs pounding against the leather echoed inside his mind, the only thing keeping him sane. They let his poor ass into a rich kid school like this, he simply couldn't believe it.

Other newbies filed into the hallway he was in, along with the students who'd been there a while. They shoved past him, slamming him into the wall multiple times, but he held onto his suitcase the whole time. If he let go, he might just pass out right then and there. It was his lifeline at this point.

He trudged through the crowd, looking closely for his room number, room 147. He past 141, 143, 145, and finally, he saw his dorm number, the door already wide open. He swung the suitcase inside, letting it slide along the polished wood flooring. It was so polished, the suit case just kept going and slammed into the desk inside. Elliot winced, but he followed it in. 

Inside, there were two beds, both quite lavish and expensive-looking. It seemed like just one of these beds would take a years worth of income from his old school to pay for. The beds were on either side of the room against the wall. There were two white desks between the beds sitting on top of a white rug. There was one giant dresser that had already been opened as well. There were dividers in the middle so that people could share. 

One of the beds had belongings on it already, two suitcases and a bag. Nobody was there to claim it, though, so Elliot disregarded it for the time being. He picked up the case he tossed and brought it on top of his bed and began unpacking. He owned almost only button-up flannels, a few plain dress shirts, and a couple normal T-Shirts. He folded them and layed them out on one side of the dresser. 

After he'd taken care of his clothes, he took the moment to take a picture. He aimed his camera at the dresser and clicked it, watching the little picture come. He took hold of his, shook it gently, and set it on the dresser. 

"[color=6b3f07]This is one journey I don't think I'll soon forget...[/color]" his smooth voice hung in the empty room.