the room he never opens

As Negan is running through the woods back home. He comes up on the cottage again. He runs right in the front door walks through the front room past the couch where the black hair girl was left asleep and into Sam and colleens room. Negan goes into the room and opens up a chest he pulls out a old rusty sword and a rigid bow that looks like it would snap if ever used. He sets them both up against the bed reaches in the chest again and pulls out some winter clothes a couple jackets and some thick pants. Ah here we go he says as Negan notices a bag underneath the pants and pulls it out. It's a brown bag with a strap on it Negan turns it over grabs the flap on top flips it open. Papers, items it's just a bunch of random stuff Negan thought.  He looks over the bag again and notices some stitching on the underside he turns the bag over and reads Salazar, Negan sits in confusion for a moment and thinks Is this mine he opens the bag

Slow building at first but stick with it and the characters gradually start becoming more than just text in the chat room. Pretty sure he is the only resident in his dorm room as you never see his roommates and he keeps sleeping in different beds each night.

unbelievable ending, words cannot describe what I have witnessed. aside from the ending the whole story development and world building is on another scale and how it opens up in the end too, leaving room for yet another masterpiece after it.

I don't know what the previous reviewer was reading, but the MC in this novel DOES offend everyone. He literally never knows when to stop, even to people who have literally never done him wrong. its incredibly annoying and repetetive. For instance, there is a scene where he books the only remaining hotel room at a hotel. I was completely expecting an arrogant young master to pop out of nowhere needing a room and then trying to arrogantly rake it from him. Sure enough, it happened.