Welcome to the rewrite of Less Complications! There aren't many changes in the beginning as of yet, but once we get farther into the story more things will be added to clear up some things. Besides this, I'm also working on another project that I hope you all will enjoy.

I wasn't at all ready to give up on this story. Gabriel is and always will be my favorite character from Supernatural and even though I'm not that interested in the new season (I honestly haven't be into the show since the 7th season) I still enjoy the first few.

DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own anything from Supernatural. I only own the few characters that you do not recognize. Also, I'm unbeta'd so the mistakes that I make are my own.

Hope you enjoy!

Lexi and her mother finished bringing in the rest of her stuff into her small dorm room and placed it all on her unmade bed. She had done it. She had made it through the hell that was high school and was now a good two hours away getting ready to start her freshman year of college. When Lexi looked over at the other side of the room, she saw it completely decorated with pictures, posters, and the bed was made with bright blue blankets. Her roommate had gotten there first but was no where to be seen.

After her mother tidied a few things up she turned to Lexi, eyes already filled with tears, and pulled her into a tight hug.

"My baby is growing up!" her mom cried.

"Maaa," Lexi groaned.

"I'm sorry," her mom finally let her go and wiped the tears away, "I'm just going to miss you."

"I'll be home before you know it," Lexi assured her as they walked out of the room and out of the dorm building to her mom's car.

"I know," her mom nodded. She stopped in front of her car and stood awkwardly by the door, trying her best to hold in her tears.

Lexi saw this, sighed, then pulled her mother in for another tight hug, aware that the older woman was getting her shirt wet with tears. There was no doubt that Lexi loved her mom, she just couldn't wait to be out on her own for a bit, away from the town that she hated so much.

"I'll see you in a few months, alright?" Lexi said, letting go of her mom. The older woman nodded and opened the car door up, "Love you, Mom."

"Love you, too Lexi." Her mom replied. She closed the car door, started it and before she pulled away from the campus, she gave her daughter a quick goodbye wave.

Lexi then turned around and made her way back up the stairs to the third floor and down the hall to her dorm room. She unlocked the door and when she walked inside her roommate was back. Her roommate was a tall, leggy brunette and was searching through her closet for an outfit. Lexi walked over to her side and began putting her things away, not even concerned that her new roommate was ignoring her.

After a few minutes of unpacking, Lexi turned around to find her roommate looking at her. Lexi then stuck out her hand and went to introduce herself, only to be blown off. Her roommate walked out of the room, letting the door slam behind her.

"This will be fun." Lexi muttered to herself and began unpacking her things once more.

Lexi made her way up the three flights of stairs to the floor that she lived, her messenger bag knocking against her hip as she went. She could feel bruises forming because of how heavy the bag was. It was filled to the brim with textbooks and a couple notebooks. She was also carrying two large textbooks in her arms. What she really wanted to do was get back into her room, ditch all of these books, and study for the History test that she had the next morning.

Too bad her roommate seemed to want her gone. It's only been a month and the two girls were already not getting along. Well, Lexi tried to get along with Stacy, but the tall brunette wasn't having it. When Lexi approached her door she glanced at the stupid dry-erase board Stacy had insisted on putting up. Lexi rolled her eyes at the note that was written on the board.

'Lexi, boyfriend here. STAY OUT!'

At that moment it seemed that the universe hated her. Both of her arms gave out and the books and notebooks that she was carrying spulled to the floor, papers flying out and littering the hallway floor.

"This can't be happening." she murmured to herself.

She dropped her messenger bag next to her door and got down on her knees. She began rounding up all of her papers, organizing them and putting them back into the rightful books. She was completely unaware of the man who was standing over her, watching her as she cleaned up her things.

"You damn college kids and your messes, I swear," she jumped and looked up, "At least you're making my life easier by cleaning yours up."

The man had kind, light brown eyes, but she couldn't help but notice that they held a hint of mischief. He was on the shorter side, but she was sure that he was still taller than she was. His hair was a dirty blonde, almost brown and despite his comment, he looked amused. He was dressed in a maintenance uniform and the name 'Gabriel' was stitched on the left side.

He looked over at the dry erase board, quickly read the note that was for her, and made a face. He shook his head, looked down at her and smiled sadly.

"Damn, kicked out of your room already? Tough break, Kiddo," he said, "Let me guess, you're going to spend most of your night out here studying?" Lexi nodded slowly, eyes still wide with some fear, "Well, I'm just saying that the library is stull open if you want to study in there. Though, that place is very creepy at night."

"I have no where else to go." Lexi whispered.

"Sure you do!" the man exclaimed, "If you like creepy, go to the creepy library. If you like loud, obnoxious douchebags you can go down to the lounge and sit with them. If you want to go back to your room where you're supposed to go, roommate be damn, you can do that, too. You have a choice."

"I think I'll take the library," Lexi found herself saying, "No matter how creepy it may be."

Before the man could say anything else, the door to Lexi's room opened up. Stacy and her boyfriend waddled out, Stacy wrapped around him like a pretzel. She was giggling like a maniac, unaware of the two people that were outside of her door. She kissed her boyfriend goodbye and waved as be began walking down the hallway to the stairs. The jackass purposely walked over Lexi's things, leaving large footprints on all of them.

Stacy looked down at Lexi, rolled her eyes and flipped her hair before heading back into the dorm room. Lexi blushed in embarrassment and continued to clean up her papers, shoving them into her books. The man knelt down and help picked up the last couple, placing them back in one of the books for her. She stacked the books on top of each other and picked them up, getting a good grip on them. She then picked up her heavy messenger bag, and threw it over her shoulder, nearly losing her balance in the process.

"Thanks." she said, avoiding his gaze.

"No problemo," he waved it off, "Maybe I'll see you around sometime?"

"Probably in the hallway again," she joked lamely.

"Keep your chin up, Kiddo. Thing's will get better." he winked and went on his way, pushing the garbage can in front of him while whistling.

Lexi walked into her dorm room, shut the door behind her, and hurried over to her bed, dumping the books onto her bed. She took the messenger bag from off her shoulder and threw it down on her bed also. After taking a notebook out, and getting one of the books, she walked over to her desk, turned the light on and sat down in her chair, ready to begin studying.

"I can't believe I got stuck with a freak," Stacy whined as she sat at her desk, taking her make-up off, "Especially one who talks with the maintenance people. That's just…ew."

Lexi tried to ignore the other girl, but it didn't seem to work. Stacy's words still played through her mind, mocking her and continuously calling her a freak. She wished she had gotten a differently roommate, but since she hadn't, she'd have to deal with Stacy for the time being. She let out a sigh and opened up her book, ready to study for her test in the morning.

Not much was changed from this one, except for the added beginning part and a few minor changes. I hope you all enjoy this and have not given up on it, because like I said, I sure as hell haven't.

Jay xxx