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She spoke in her soft voice. She smiled as he handed her a few books and nodded her thanks. She sighed to herself, eying the abandoned theatre classroom down the hallway. Byt she didn't want Logan and Azalea finding out about it.. What if they stole it from her? She stood there awkwardly for a few seconds, in a mental battle with herself."I-it was my fault. I'm fine. Thank you"

Glancing over as Ari bumped a bit into Logan, she saw him almost tumble into her, and so by instinct she closed her eyes tightly, and, lightly, grasped onto Logan shirt expecting him to bump into her sending the clumsy girl to tumble down onto the floor. But, opening her eyes after a few seconds, she was glad to see herself still upright and in once peice, so she let loose her tiny grasp on his shirt that she didn't realize she had.
Glancing down at the girl who seemed almost as shy as Aza herself, she asked in a spur of concern, "Are you sure you're okay Ari..? I have bandaids if you got a scrape." she asked, compasion for the stumble showing in her amber eyes. She didn't know if Ari hurt herself or not, but she knew if that had been herself, she might have a bump or bruise.
Glancing back up at Logan, she gave a small smile and said, "You're never late." It was meant as a compliment, Logan was just an overall really nice person, and was so friendly to everyone. Azalea really admired those qualities. Looking down a bit, so said "Oh no..." as she noticed some wrinkles in logans shirt from her tiny grasp, "I'm really sorry, Logan, I've gone and wrinkled your shirt" she said glancing down apologetically.
After the incident with Ari Logan gave her a nod of the head and turned his attention back to Azalea. "Being on time is polite." He smiled before childishly sticking out his tongue at her. Logan was polite and honest but he certainly wasn't dull, well, not always. Other than Rowan, there was no one else Logan could truly be himself with, since everyone else saw the hardworking student he always strived to be but he knew Azalea saw through that.
The sensation of Azalea pulling on his shirt had not bothered logan. More than once he had been a leaning post for her, even catching her when the time needed. His eyes drifted down to the creases. "Don't worry Azalea," logan said in a soothing tone. "It's only a shirt, besides I'd rather you keep your balance than worry about a straight shirt." He smiled with a slight chuckle as he tucked in his shirt where it had puckered. Azalea was odd, but in good way. Logan had liked her from the first time she tripped into his path, finding her interesting and ever so funny.
Since class hadn't truly started yet, he decided that he was going to leave and go for a walk around campus. It was better then sitting in a classroom doing absolutely nothing beneficial to him. He put up his book in his backpack, and exited the classroom quickly without being questioned. No one paid much attention anyways, and he liked it that way.
Setsuna looked back at the young man and flashed him a nice smile before heading out into the Nurse's office.
"Though of course, I can barely do anything, given my situation..." She silently muttered under her breath when she knew that she was out of his hearing.
Thankfully, she managed to reach the elevator without much trouble. She pressed the button to head to the third floor, where her class was in. "I still have twenty minutes."
Reaching her assigned room, she entered through the back door so she won't catch the attention of the others who were conversing amongst themselves. She silently went to the far side of the room by the window and continued working on her unfinished piece, the light of the slowly brightening sun providing some much needed illumination and ambiance.
"Hello everyone. It's all very pleasing to see you all again." He said in his usual calm tone. Andrew moved to and empty seat and sat down, setting his school bag next to him and the desk. He leaned back in the chair and placed his hands behind his head. He let his head drop back and looked up at the ceiling. letting out a blissful sigh and closing his eyes. He was happy anywhere that wasn't where his mother was. School was more his home than anywhere else.
"Hm? Oh sure, I just have to tell my parents." Saying so the boy pulled out his own phone and quickly texted his mother that a friend of his was coming over. He shoved the gadget back into his pocket and smiled back at the girl.
Andrew glanced at the clock. It was still a while until classes would start, "So, What brings you to school this early, My dear?~" He asked, making eye contact with her once more. Andrew always made eye contact with everyone he met. Eyes were windows to the soul and it intrigued Andrew the different things you could see in them.
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