As Justin walked he noticed a girl again who looked back at him. She had very nice blue eyes and he turned a little red as he kept walking quietly, trying to head to class.

Quinn explained, "Me, I did." she admitted while just letting the tears flow "I've cried so much lately, I just wanted you to know I'm being genuine." She just kept letting the tears fall. "But now, I don't care, you know I'm being genuine." She asked "Since, it's been a while, how are things going lately?”

"Crying doesn't make you disingenuous, Quinn," Garret said with a quiet sigh. "I don't think now is the time to try and catch up though."

"Kinda? They give out full size candy bars instead of the normal snack sizes," Lily explained.

"I just started a new skyrim playthrough the other day," Allie said. "I'm trying to convince my mom to let me play Bioshock but she insists on playing all the games I want to first," she said, laughing quietly.

"Oh, nice, probably a lot safer of a neighborhood to be hanging around too." Travis mentioned, as that was something his dad always emphasized.

"Oh I played both of those, they're really good classics." Gregory stated, glad the conversation was aimed toward games he had played in the past. "How many times have you played through Skyrim?"

Quinn flinched at that totally forgetting in her euphoria. "Oh...right," she rubbed the back of her head. "It's the thought that counts right?" she then asked getting a little more serious. "In all seriousness, thank you for talking to me. Thank you for forgiving me. Dad always said that you didn't hate me, but...I don't know...it's silly but I really wanted to hear you say it. So that's why I'm so happy right now." She went to the door and said "You have a really nice day, Uncle Garret, and I love you" before heading to leave not wanting to be late but clearly having a pep in her step.

Garret sighed and watched her go. He had wanted to correct her that forgiveness had not yet been given, but that would be a hard thing to establish. He just let it go and hoped he wouldn't regret it later.

"Most people don't really wander around the school, to be honest," Kara said. "You might want to be careful before you get labeled as a weirdo before you even start. It isn't so fun in the losers club." The guy raised his eyebrows as he smiled.

"Sound advice, thank you... Claire," Christian replied, and the way he said the name made Kara feel like he knew she'd lied.

"It's kinda different year to year. Last year I went as a beekeeper," Lily said, chuckling.

"A strength build, pouring everything in being able to just hit things," Allie replied with a grin. "I did a magic playthrough last time though, I like conjuration."

"Well that's neat, why a beekeeper? Is it because of the hat?" Travis asked.

"There's always something fun about just running around hitting things, I agree." Gregory nodded.

Quinn sat behind him and realized she should double check her work too as she pulled out her homework to go over it. No reason to go crazy here.

Justin kept his cool and pulled out his english homework, as he paused wishing he was at home instead. He forgot how boring English was to him.

“Bees really like me anyways, wait til spring comes around,” Lily said.

“Definitely, and I don’t usually play a Nord,” Allie agreed. “Usually elves. Specifically a wood elf.”

Matt glanced up and nodded to Quinn as she entered, before turning back to the math homework he was working on. He knew it would be a bad idea to work on English homework in English class.

"I'm not allergic or anything, but should I try to keep my distance when that happens?" Travis asked.

"Elves are always good. I usually play as an Argonian, there's some fun tricks you can do with their water breathing." Gregory stated. "If it wasn't for that it wouldn't really matter to me which race I play, I just like that unique ability they have."

Quinn sighed as she went to her bag and went to see if she had another one.


Justin started to get bored.

"Uhhh," Lily glanced at her own phone. "Oh shoot, we have like five minutes."

Matt pulled out a headphone, glancing at Quinn. "Sorry, did you say something?"

"Alllliieeee, what are you doing?" Maddie Schloer walked in, the other two of her trio at her side, Megan and Molly. Allie looked over. "Oh, just talking before class," Allie answered.

"Hm. Hello Gregory," Maddie said as she walked up.