Home away from home

 The last day before we went home for just seven days felt surprisingly emotional. Even though it was only a short break, it felt like the end of something special. Over time, the people around me had become more than just classmates they had become a family. We shared laughter, stress, secrets, and countless memories that made every day unforgettable.

One of the best friends I made here was my roommate. She left two days before me, and I didn’t realize how much her absence would affect me until the night I slept in the room alone. It felt strange not hearing her constant chatter or her random jokes. The room just didn’t feel the same without her.

On my last day, I spent time with friends .We roamed around, laughed endlessly, and tried to act like everything was normal, even though we all knew we’d miss these moments.

When the time came to leave, I felt a mix of happiness and sadness. Going home felt nice, but leaving behind this little family even for a week reminded me how deeply connected we had all become. I never really thought I would say this, but that day I didn't want to leave my, this home away from home.


(PS: The campus really did feel different that day)


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