The silence between the two roommates droned on for awhile, making Junko a little irritated. Reiko looked like she was going to say something, but the announcement over the speakers soon kept them from speaking again.

[b]"Reminder, all students are expected to be in class in ten minutes time. Students who do not attend class will run the risk of disciplinary action."[/b]

[i]“Damn, I must have dozed off for a long time.”[/i] Junko thought, then looked up and Reiko was seemed to be planning on making her leave. 
[b] "You're a second year too, yeah? Maybe we'll be in the same class, but if not I'll see you later."[/b]

Junko gave a delayed nod, and Reiko was soon on her way out of the dorm. Junko sighed. Was it her, or that girl seemed as cold as ice? Reiko was so reserved that it made Junko feel slightly uncomfortable, and that was hard to do. She didn't look like she'd be any trouble, though, so Junko felt thankful.

“Alright, I gotta stop being a lazy ass. I've gotta get my uniform on and get outta here...” She nervously looked around her things on the floor that were scattered and managed to throw on her outfit, leaving behind her casual clothes on the bed. She couldn't be bothered to fold anything neatly because she didn't have the time. 

By the time she reached the class roster she was already short on time. “Okay, I got this, uh...Kuriyama...class 2C.” With a swift movement, Junko ran down hallways, turned corners and felt her pulse quickening by the time she noticed the 2C sign up ahead.

“Goooood morning everyone...!” She let out with a huffed but energetic breath, then hesitated as she realized she wasn't back at her old school anymore. She used to greet her homeroom so frequently that it became a habit. Some students let out a skeptical reply back, which Junko felt satisfied that she wasn't ignored, then found her way to her seat. She sat down and glanced around at the semi-empty class, then recognized her roommate sitting up ahead. [i]“I know I don't know anyone here...but I'd feel too clingy if I tried to talk to her, though.”[/i] She thought, then looked towards the direction of the window. She stood up and hung over it, watching the scenery below.