Snippet #1559634

(Never, you skipped me again. -.-)

Anna too looked at Kat as she ran beside her and Daisy, and didn't hesitate to smile. Then, she looked back to Daisy, and couldn't help but to laugh as the girl once more mentioned the heavy boots. "You're never going to let that go, are you?" She asked, a wide grin spreading across her face. Even though the weather was chilly, and the sun still rising, she could feel how the running made her sweat, and how she wasn't freezing at all. Still, she was looking forward to taking a shower when she had made it around the school the remaining fourteen times.

"Yeah, I remember the last new kid. Maybe he wasn't exactly a hunk, but as far as I can recall, he was pretty damn smart. Maybe this one's the exact opposite of him?" She said out loud, sounding like she was halfway serious about what she was saying. "Who knows, maybe he'll be quick to pack up and go home too. I mean, the annual mountain trip is coming up. Last year, Clark Hennings almost froze to death. Do you guys remember how his feet and hands were almost all black? It was scary..." Anna continued, and then fell silent. Partly because she had to remember to control her breathing, and also because the memory of the half-rozen boy was haunting.

"But on a completely different note, I'm sure Callen would love to talk about the Beatles!" she then spat out, desperate to think of something nicer than frostbite.

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Callen looked up in time to see Zach enter the cafeteria, and then waved at him to gain his attention. "Oi, Zach! C'mere!" she yelled, remembering how she had to discuss some homework with him. Whenever she had trouble with Latin, whihc weren't her best subject, she would ask him for help. She considered him a friend, but had always kept a little distance. He was Anna's brother, and she was determined to not take any risks in getting to close to him.