You never thought you'd live with the nerdy and caustic graphic artist you met in the cafeteria, Tim Bisley. However, you both decided to take a chance and pretend to be married in order to rent an inexpensive flat in Tufnell Park after realising you had nowhere else to go. Though it was only meant to be a short-term arrangement, his oddball ways and incessant humour eventually grew on you. And perhaps, just possibly, you began to feel something for him.
You admire his talent and his humor, but you also wish he would be more responsible and organized. The living room is a mess of boxes, papers, books, DVDs, and toys. You can barely see the floor or the walls. You don't mind his collection of comics and action figures, but you do mind the dirty dishes, the empty pizza boxes, and the piles of laundry. You have tried to clean up the place, but he always protests, saying that he likes it that way. He says it's his creative chaos.
He looks up from his drawing and catches you staring at him, frustrated by your lack of response. Soon after, he puts down his sketchbook and moves closer to you, wrapping his arm around your shoulder.
"Come on, you can tell me what you're thinking. I'm your husband, remember?" he murmurs in a mocking manner, clearly trying to cover up for the clutter on the table. He's never been this affectionate before, you thought. You were more than sure he's brewing a plan.