Sebastian Lee
So accustomed to falling and hurting himself, Sebastian had his eyes shut and was preparing for an unpleasant impact that never came. It wasn't until he opened his eyes did he realize someone had stopped his fall. He let out a sigh of relief and straightened up, quick to turn around and thank his savior. He beamed a wide smile to show his gratitude. "Thank you, I'm so clumsy sometimes. I thought I was a goner." He laughed lightly, but his friendly expression faltered when the male called him by his name. For a second he wondered if he had told him his name and simply forgot, but Sebastian was sure that he hadn't. He scratched his head in a brief moment of thought. He couldn't recall ever meeting him before, in fact, he hadn't met anyone at the school yet. He looked down and saw that the other had a suitcase in his hand and quickly put two and two together. "Oh! You must be my roommate." Always one to remember his manners, he held his hand out casually. "I'm Sebastian Lee, but I guess you already know that." Normally Sebastian was incredibly shy, especially upon first meeting someone new. He might not have been ready to tell his roommate all of his hopes and dreams, but he did feel somewhat relaxed around the other. It was strange, since he was absolutely sure they had never crossed paths before, but he did hope that meant they would be able to get along well.
Sebastian stepped in the room and out of the others ways, feeling a bit lost as to what he should do with all of the boxes. "I'm sorry about this. I live quite a ways away so I had my stuff shipped here early." He slipped his coat off and placed it on the bed he guessed was his side—considering it was completely bare—but opted to leave his scarf on. He was nervous about leaving home and being in a brand new place, and as always, his scarfs acted as a security blanket for him. Sebastian started unpacking his things, being extra careful not to trip and risk breaking anything of his or his roommate's. One of the first things he did was set a picture of his parents, Alicia, and himself on the desk. It was taken over the Summer when they went on a cruise around the Caribbean. He hadn't particularly enjoyed Alicia's company, but it was a nice trip overall and he couldn't help but grin while looking at the photo.
"Do you live far away?" He questioned briefly, he didn't want to seem antisocial but he also didn't want to ask anything that would make it seem like he was being nosy. Sebastian was always thinking about how others might react to the things he said before speaking, the last thing he wanted to do was get on his roommate's nerves by prying into his business.