It was just past noon when Alec's shift was over. The cafe worked under three shifts, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He always worked the morning shift since he had his first class at 2 pm. This always gave him enough time to go home, eat lunch, and do anything else before class. He always took advantage of the 60% off he got with employees discount at the cafe, so he grabbed himself a club sandwich on his way out. He had carrot sticks and water at home. When he left, he took out his cell phone and text a message to Daniel.
I'll have your dream deciphered in an hour. I have class at 2 pm though in the Quakers building. Where do you want to meet up?
He headed for home and wasted no time in changing and deciphering Daniel's dream. There were times he wished his cousin was here, who was better at this than him. Reading Daniel's latest dream disturbed him slightly. He had seen a female figure just like him. Alec shared his dreams with Daniel too for in some ways they always seemed similar. He knew they were connected, but didn't know how or why.
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Once again, Leah had gotten out of class early. All she needed for her Printmaking class was Lennox paper. She had several sheets leftover from Print I, but she would need more. Knowing how big the sheets of paper were, she decided to take her car. Taking her purse, Leah headed out of her dorm towards one of the student parking garages. Like with all universities and colleges, parking could be a pain. She hoped she'd be able to find a park space when she got back. Turning the corner, Leah accidentally bumped into someone.
"Oh I am sorry." she said, looking at the person.
((Anyone can join in here.))
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Minerva was on her way to eat lunch at the moment. Her next class wasn't until 2 pm. She enjoyed her first classes and this next one would be her last class for the day. For now though she would settle for lunch for she was hungry. The only problem was she didn't know where to eat. There were plenty of places on and off campus to eat. She walked around a bit, trying to make up her mind.