"What the hell is all this stuff? Did you make the wrong order?" Simon was staring at a huge pile of books that the delivery boy brought to their library's door. They certainly didn't need for all those volumes, so he was thinking there was something odd about all this: there were probably 2 to 3 hundreds of books all settled on the sidewalk inside a dozen boxes. He first looked at what potentially could be unsold material for his library, then he glanced at his co-worker and co-owner of the shop, Eddie, who was scratching his head and adjusting his glasses while trying to avoid Simon's eyes.
"I d-didn't! But there was this guy, who came in the shop and talked to me about this offer, and it was all great and stuff, so I signed his paper and... well, I think this is the result..."
Simon was getting angrier, but understood his friend's ingenuity, so he tried to cool off a bit without looking too much at the books, then he patted his hand on Eddie's back and sighed in discomfort.
"Well, there's no need to be upset, and fortunately you didn't pay them too much" the cougar said while checking on the receipt. "Come on, help me get these inside, we'll try to find some place for them."

**BACKSTORY**
Eddie's votes at the college were getting low, probably because he was partying night after night at friend's houses and wasn't too much focused on his studies. He had a good grade, but he needed to get to the top so his parent's could be proud of their son and he could get the scholarship he always wanted. He had heard from friends that another cougar, younger than him of about 4 years, was giving lessons to those who were in trouble with their votes. He immediately asked himself how a junior was going to help a senior like him, but everybody kept talking about how genius the feline was.
One day Eddie knocked at the cougar's door, greeted him and started to talk to him about his votes, about how much he needed to be on top of the list. The cougar completely understood the rhino's problem, and was more than happy to help him, so he filed a schedule with the days they would've been together for some hours alone in one of their rooms.
Eddie had a problem with staying with another male in a room for quite some time without even trying to get a little bit more intimate with his "partner", but, surprisingly, the cougar wasn't really that much of a sexual desire for him, he was seeing him more as a serious student than anything, one that was doing everything he could to help him improve his grade. This at first, then, when time with him ed by, they became more and more friends, talking to each other more often than the usual schedule study and even going out every now and then, enjoying the rhino's night lifestyle and the cougar's more light days in playing videogames and watch high quality movies.

**END OF BACKSTORY**
About halfway done, Simon's back was getting sore, and every now and then took a few seconds to recover himself while Eddie was still taking the books inside the library shop, finding a temporary spot in their storage room.
"Dude, you OK? You don't need to carry all those books at once!" said the rhino while he stopped to help his friend.
"I'm fine, don't worry, it's just... nothing, let's keep going..." Simon wasn't as strong as Eddie, and was trying, whenever he got the occasion, to keep up with him, so he wasn't complaining about the effort he was sustaining.
After moving everything in their shop, Simon took a seat behind the counter and said his friend he was going to rest a little, but he ultimately fell asleep for a couple of hours. Eddie was refreshing himself a little when he saw the cougar sleeping peacefully in his chair, so he decided to take on his work and be as productive as Simon would've normally do during his shift.