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I did tell you repeatedly that the reason you could not come to the university was that the young girl issue there was very very sensitive including protests. Taking a shower in the room of the most well known married professor, without asking him was what? How often do you take showers in the rooms of people you do not know? You were told to leave your luggage at the desk, going to his room was? Shower was? You tell me. What is your guess of how people at the hotel, his assistant and his wife, thought about it?

Jeffrey, I misunderstood. When I arrived at the hotel I really thought I had to leave my luggage in his room. I also emailed him to ask if it was ok for him and I passed him the girl at the reception so he could confirm to her as well. Why didn't he say no to me or her? Then I admit it's not very polite to take a shower in someone else's room but I really needed it (I didn't want to smell like the plane) and since he wasn't there I took the occasion to take a quick one. When he arrived I was about to leave, I was dressed and the bathroom was completely in order. I told him I took a shower and that's it. You can tell him I am really sorry about it and I apologize for this again.

And it's not true I think myself smart. This is for the antibiotic. Then for the photos I never gave you my version of why it is ok. Regarding the pictures on Instagram, I totally agree I've been very stupid and irresponsible.

taking a shower in someone's room without asking. knowing we were under a microscope. stupid is a gross understatement. the only thing you think of is what you want, not how it affects anyone else. shameful