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Liz smiled when Adam gave her his jacket. "Thanks," she mumbled, trying to not act like it mattered. She was thankful though, as she was already warming up. She looked over as Adam sat by her and leaned back. She quickly looked forward, knowing that she would end up blushing if she didn't. Liz was studying the wall in front of her as if it was the most interesting thing in the world. Really, she was just trying to distract herself from the boy beside her. She was always a bad actress, so pretending he wasn't there was her back up.
"No, I haven't heard from him," she said softly. The only ones she'd talked to were in the room with her right now. She really didn't text or call people unless they contacted her first, unless it was very important.
Liz went through a mental check list of everything she packed, making sure she didn't forget anything. Did I remember my iPod? Or is it in my desk.... No, no, I put it in. I must have,she thought, trying to remember. She knew she should go check, but she didn't really want to get up at that moment.
Liz then remembered sticking it in a side pocket, and relaxed. She couldn't like without her iPod for more than a day. Liz leaned forward, resting her elbows on her knees. She was sleepy, and feeling a tad impatient. "Are they coming?" she asked, to no one in particular. If she had to wait for too long, the chances of her falling over asleep on the ground was very likely. "If they're gonna be awhile, I need coffee now." She put stress on the word 'now', hoping they'd understand she was really tired.
[i]What time did I go to sleep?Oh yeah, around 2 am," she thought bitterly, rubbing her eyes. Usually in the mornings, she'd start out awake, and waste all her energy in five minutes causing her to shut down. This, was one of those mornings.