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Summary
Ochako had been living alone for a month and a half now.She avoided it, preferring to stay at U.A long after classes, or the junkyard near her house when she had free time, where the occasional odd civilian walked down the isolated path, and her weekends filled with her friends and training and studying or calling her parents.She was never lonely if she was never alone.Except, lying on her old futon, faced with a blank ceiling and a rapidly growing dizziness, she now had to face her homesickness.Was this the promised life of an adult and hero; sick and alone because her parents couldn't afford to see her and she was too independent and old to call them anyways? Plagued with nightmares by herself because she was a hero and she'd better handle it herself?---Instances before the dorms, in which Ochako struggles with living alone.
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