Snippet #2344658

Felix had been sleeping pretty well. But of course, his ability to adapt was incredible. So his parents said at least. They had moved a few times as he grew up, and he had been feeling like home rather quickly. Even though the bed at the place he was at currently was hard, he just did his best to not think about it. Instead, he had been focusing on this one lock of white hair that had been resting in front of his amber eyes. When he heard the two knocks, he assumed that he was supposed to wake up. That was how it worked on the dorms by the boarding school he had been going to during high school. He yawned as he sat up on the side of the bed and stretched out a little. His clothes was nicely folded together on the table (I would assume there is a table there) in the corner of the room. Felix put on the pants and shirt quickly. Then he put on the jacket and shoes. He took the tie in his hand so he could put it on as he walked... Walked where? He stepped outside of the room and noticed that the stream of people walked in one direction. "I guess that's where we're going then..." He said to himself as he started to walk towards the place everybody else apparently was going.

Following the stream, Felix ended up in a cafeteria. He had been assuming that it was where people were going, considering it would be what made most sense. He looked around a little, not having a single idea of where to go now. It seemed to him like people had pre-picked locations to sit, or was supposed to sit with certain people at least. He looked around a little before he saw a girl sitting alone that appeared to be around his own age, possibly a little older. He walked over to the table and hoped he didn't mess up the seating-chart as he sat down on one of the chairs/benches. "Good morning" He said to the girl. She didn't look too happy, so he decided he wanted to try to cheer her up a little. He had no idea why she felt so down. Or at least appeared to him as feeling sad at least. The way that she was leaning over the table seemed like a pretty obvious sign to him.