Sloane knew exactly how Cameron could be during a fight, they fought more often than anyone else and she had been on the receiving end of some of his cutting remarks in the past, but he didn't usually mean them. It wasn't her job to to make Alice see that though. Cameron would have to do that himself if he cared enough about his friendship with Alice to make it right.

Though she had suspected maybe Alice had harbored feelings for Cam too, hearing it aloud for the first time was still mildly shocking. Sloane really needed to learn to pay attention better. At least Alice wasn't too angry with her, however.

Pushing off her bed, she moved to perch herself lightly next to Alice on hers. "I didn't want anyone to have to choose either, it's not fair. So I'm choosing both, neutral ground. I'm not asking you to forgive him untill you choose to, or not. I can't ask you to do that anymore than I can tell him to get his head out of his ass and apologize.
But I hate that we're so separated. This dorm has to be a space where we can all just be us, friends, without any outside factors." They desperately needed such a space. Sloane knew very well the need for her dorm to be her safe space when she'd had to avoid it for weeks on end.