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My Roommate Wore My Signature Perfume on Her Date

I saved that scent for one thing. My roommate wore it before her date.

Fictional case Interactive webtoon 8 panels

This is an original fictional interactive webtoon case about daily chaos. Read the story, inspect the details, pick a side, and see the split.

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Mina carefully places an unbranded perfume bottle on a high vanity shelf.
Mina saved one scent.

Not everyday. Not shared.

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Tessa rushes to get ready for a date in a shared bedroom.
Tessa had a date.

She said she was running late.

Mina notices her perfume bottle moved on the vanity.
Then the cap was open.

The top shelf was not untouched.

Tessa explains at the apartment door while Mina holds the perfume bottle.
It was one spray.

Tessa did not think it counted.

Tessa checks her phone with the screen facing her while Mina looks hurt.
She had already claimed it.

That made it feel different.

Mina holds the perfume bottle while explaining why it mattered.
It was not about the amount.

It was about asking.

Three roommates discuss the perfume bottle in a shared kitchen.
Even the roommate was torn.

One item, three takes.

Mina and Tessa stand thoughtfully beside the vanity and perfume shelf.
Where do you stand?

Personal scent, harmless spray, or ask-first rule?

Evidence

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The bottle

Mina kept the perfume on her top shelf and did not leave it with shared products.

Tessa's explanation

It was one spray before a date, not a borrowed outfit or a missing item.

The extra detail

Tessa had already described the scent as her new thing before Mina noticed.

Pick your side

Should Mina call it personal, let one spray go, or make an ask-first rule?

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Open the receipts
  1. Mina saved one scent.
    Mina kept one perfume for nights that mattered to her.
    This one is mine.
  2. Tessa had a date.
    Tessa was getting ready fast while Mina made tea in the kitchen.
  3. Then the cap was open.
    When Mina came back, the bottle had moved and the cap was loose.
  4. It was one spray.
    Tessa said she only used one spray and did not touch anything else.
    It was just one spray.
  5. She had already claimed it.
    Tessa had already told her date the scent was her new thing.
    I said it was my new thing.
  6. It was not about the amount.
    Mina said the scent marked her own special moments, and borrowing it made it feel less hers.
    You borrowed the feeling.
  7. Even the roommate was torn.
    Another roommate thought perfume was personal, but not the same as wearing someone's clothes.
    Is scent the same as clothes?
  8. Where do you stand?
    Mina wanted the bottle to stay private. Tessa thought one spray should not become a roommate fight.
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