They arrive at the office where Misakie was currently filing information on each of the residents that were staying in the dorms that she was in charge of. Both files of new and older residents were kept here, and she, at that moment, putting in to the files, the newer residents. However, when she hears the door that led in to the office open and close, she looks up, seeing as two of the residents, one she recognized as the transfer from Poland, and one she hadn't met yet come inside. Placing the file in her hand down on the desk, she turns to face them, and asks what they needed.<br/><br/>Klementyna speaks up, saying that there was a mistake with the placing of the girl standing next to her. She said that somehow she had been placed in the same room, even after being promised that she could have the room to herself. The way the Polish girl spoke was completely polite, and there was no way it could have been heard of as complaining in the least. She was sweet in her manner of speaking, smiling a little as she talked. Misakie asked to see the paper that the girl, who was said that her name was Kimiko, and takes the paper as it was handed to her. Sure enough, the paper had the same room number as Klementyna's, though as she dug for the foreigners papers and found it, she looked in the file and found the note that specifically spoke about not being required to have a room mate.<br/><br/>She heard the suggestion that she stay at her parent's, but Misakie shakes her head. "That's not necessary Kimiko-chan. We do have empty rooms, we just have to fill out some paperwork and in no time we can have you moved in there. However, Klementyna-chan, would you mind just having her stay in the room with you for just tonight? It will only be a single night, and by tomorrow we will have this fixed." She smiles at them both, placing the papers back where she had gotten them.<br/><br/>A few seconds pass, before Klementyna speaks. "I guess that is okay. I don't mind. If it is just one night that is." She looks over at Kimiko, and gives her a shy smile, her eyes twinkling. "I'm sorry that this happened. I'm just...not that comfortable with Japan yet, and the people here either. It's got nothing to do with you, I promise." She holds out her hand, as if to shake it, and when she does, her hands were soft, and her grasp gentle. "I hope that maybe we can be friends. Or...try to become friends." Letting go of Kimiko's hand, she looks to Misakie. "Thank you for your help ma'am." She bows slightly, before exiting the room, heading back to her room.